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Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
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4 Grand Rally Of the CopPerheads oi
Hamilton county was held 81 NoblesTliie
On Saturday last There vas large
crowd. the most of whom came armed.
Violent and infammatory speeches we're
made by Judge Perkins, and q pr0fni--
nsns politician Of the Ilth District named
Moss. Every argument and appear ca
calated to STIR up their hearers to shs
lighting point was made BY the speakers
and the result was complimentary y
their skill as orators
Alter tbey we're through speaking Dr
Brown attempted to make IN announce
nent relative to the County SANITARY
Fair then in session at Soblesville. Sew
eral copperbsads interrupted him and
aid he should not make the announce
ment ct the same time drawing their
revolgers 70 intimidate him. a melee
ensaed, during which reyolvers we're
drawn and fred unfortunately. Severa
persons were struck With bullets, and
one or two hare been reported killed
The Home Guards were ordered out,
and. under the command Of Capt John
Jackson, formerly Of the l36th Indiana
quickly dispersed the rioters- Ih'
| Guards patroled the town during th'
night as threats had been freely Haad'
10 burn il
This is the legitimate result Of th'
speeches Of the Democratic leaders AM
speakers. For weeks free election O
q free figks'' has been The burden Of shsi
apeeches and filed the columns Of fAei
pagers, a. though elections had eve
been interfsrsd WITH except BY Deme
cratic mobs. Tbs ignorant men Of thei
party have been advised 70 arm then
selves ss their liberties we're IN dangel
and they have been detected shippin
revolvers and powder into the state b
wholesale. No difficulties similar 70 ih
above have occurred in this part Of ii
State, nor do we think there will be an
tFouble Of the kind II Is the duty /
every good citizen to frown npon iawIes
ness Of every description, aud We thin
public speakers will do well to aPpei
ostoner to the reason and less TO Il
passions and prejadices Of their hsarer
A civil var Is much easier excited tia
allayed, and Il invariably happens thI
those who are most active in stirring q
mobs have the least influence in col
trolling or pacifying them.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
The County Union Candidates

VIII meet their ielIow citizens - foli0sM2
John Raseh's. Eighth watd. Thursday Sept.
2z1. at6Pa.
Balssr Meyers, Armstrong township, Friday,
sept. 2sd, att ra
Wm RippiemeysE's, Perry township. Saturday
Sept. 3tth, att P.a.
2Gth. 81 Pm.
Meolendfn's Warehouse, Union township. Tues
day, sept. 27th, at F.a.
Esau HswmAn's, Armstrong township, Wsdnes-
dav, Sept zsth, at ~.
Koeaier 4 Kora's, Ninth Ward, THURSDAY,
Sept. Goth. at F.m
Oak Dam, Scott tp Friday. sept. 30. att ?. IS.
Peter iiaiz's, Sirst Ward, Saturday, Oct. lat, 81
sPn.
coiliaF school nouse, knight township. Mon
day, Oct Sd. at 7Fs
Nick Longs old place, German township, fuess
day, Oct. tFh, at ?.
Alkea's school Honse, Knight township, Wed.
nesdAy, Oct. bth. att ,.
Locust School House, German township, Thurs.
day. Oct. gth, At ~.
Hufaagle's. Perry township. Friday, oes. TN
att r.a
Evanav.lls, Msnday, Oct. 10th, at ~.
The Opposition candidates aFs Invited and re.
quaated 70 be present. sspio-dAwtd
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
Another ReheliInn Threatened.

The Brooklya Eagle, Mcclellan or
gan, is already threatening Northern
revolution in CAGE Mr.. Lincoln Is re-
elected, a. he will be. !. says
n Mr. Lincoln may be reelected be
may be elected fairly but We tell the
majority that il they make their sula re-
pugnsnt 70 the people who diifer from
them, they hare no otter security for he
permanence Of their pescer than brute
force girss iheBs We make no threat
we point to the signs Of tbs times II j.
for our political opponents to shape their
eondnet in the light of them
4 regular carnivorous, screaming
Eagief Already be scents the battEe
afar oH He Longs for the contest o.
brute force to begin Such threats
As the above look exceedingly oas u
place in prominent paper Of she white
rag party. For a peace paper 10 be
sverlasiingly threatening war-nos war
against the rebels, bet war against !ts
own nsighbors, and, perehance, patrons
looks sery inconsistent and exceed.
ingly silly 1t locks ailly because shs
people know It's vaporsags are meaning
less and harmless. except as il insai-
gates some poor ignorons creature to by
himself liable to be bang BY imbraing
his banda in the blood Of GONE political
opponent
I" Adam Moses the Holy Apostles
Jesus Christi an fudian ueophyls was
heard fraatioAlly shriekiag, near Mis-
sion station. What in The world the
matter; what DO you mean Z anxioasIy
inquired synaathizing and frightened
friends. Nothing, was the cool re.
Spouse, u mean, nothing but small
glass Of cider.
/ So 10 il with our Democratic friends
They frantically shrek, free ballot d
q free fight. and threaten All kinds ol
terrible things, but they mean nothinp
bat the seven leaves and few small
Gshes" The Brooklyn Eagle, We Judge
is not an exception to the rule.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

The Uaion men In all parts Of skis
District are beginning 10 work energeti.
ealIy. The most encouraging reports
come to US from all quarters. Meetings
are being held in every neighsorhood,
and speakers are traYersing the eoantry
in every direction We are called upon
this morning to record two other mass
meetings 10 come OF during The pressns
month. as
The 6rst will be held at Francisco,
Gibson county, on Tuesday, 9th inst
Col Fletcher and Capt Reavis, OF his
city, and other speakers will be present
to talk to the people, A glorioas time
u anticipated.
DIR. Runeies than whom better Union
man AMI live worker don't live, called
on us yesterday to inform Us that he
Union men Of Warrick county are vide
awake. In his township. preparations
are making fer mass meeting al Nil.
lersburg, on Friday week, the Goth. on
which occasion the people propose COM
ing together to bear the important issnes
of the campaign discus ssed. Ne believe
DR.. Bogen and Col Mank are Is sneak
in German, while other speakers will
address the people in the Enplish Ian.
gaage Roll on the ball
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
TAI rh.ace for Volunteers.

The following telegram, received res
terdsy explains itself:
IspIASARoLEs, Sept. q.
To the EvznsvfIls JoarnAl
A camp Of rendezvous has been estab-
Hshed a. Evansville for the organization
Of regiment OF volunteers for one year
service, to be desigrated the Hundred
and forty-fourth (l+4shl Regiment
Lsut Col William G. Mank has been
appointed for the present commandsut
Of the camp, and will be ebeyed aud
respected accordingly.
Recruits for the seven Cd companies
heretofore authorised to be raisNd II the
skirsy-seccnd (32dl regiment Indiana
Volunteers will be rendezvoused at the
camp above established
By order OF Gov Mortsn.
LAz NosLE,
Adj Gen Of Indiana.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

sGTThe following votes are signif-
cant: Terre Haute train, on Saturday
Lincoln, 22T; Mcclellan, So; Fremont, /.
CINCINNATI, Monday morning, Express
Lincoln, 2sl, Mcclellan, 50; doubtful,
= Madison train, Monday morning,
Lincoln, lsl; Mcclellan, 50: Fremont.
: On all these trains were m.nv r.
turned soldiers.
4 vote taken in the 4Sd Indiana foot.
up, Lincoln, 2o7; Mcclellan, s
A vote in the 24th Iowa shows SAG for
Linceln aud SO for Mcclellan. In he
2sth Iowa, 3SS for Lincoln, 8 for Nc.
Clellan, and 81 for Fremont
We commend these votes 10 the care.
ful consideration Of our Democratic
friends who are seriously shrinking oi
betting.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
4 Big stray.

sJ- The Roekport Umpire says that
Lazarus w. Powell, in his recent speech
in that city, made ase Of the following
language Tbe GopeFnmszt lad of1sH
before been in as paasch danger Of being
orertarHe3 as on the day tAat LiacOis
.cas lndHgarufed Presideaf
The idea Is not original With Powell.
Dayy Laird in bis speech in this city as
serted that the Government waa in a.
much danger Of being overturned dur
ing Fillmore's Administration As it vas
when Mr. Lincoln vas inaagurased-
of course the speakers, in both in
stances, relied upon the ignoranee OF
tAeir hearers % give effect 10 their lie.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
Judge Niblaek's Position on the War
Question.

elf am elected 90 Congress. will
never vote TO DRAFT any mnn sAse
the services and ~ were year Rep
resentative now, wouid wete te re-
peal the present law authorizing a
draft.
al viii not. IL elected year Repre-
sentative vote any more men nar
money under any eircum stances,
for the further prosee aston VI the
war under ths peilcy apen which af
Is conducted.
ssn ana totally opposed 90 the em-
pioyment OF negroes soldiers. or
90 she interference by the Govern
naent with thesn, an amy way or un-
der amy circumstances.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
Maj. Jno. r. Cravens and Nat
Usher

WIN address the people a, the following plaess
aad times
Oak Dam, vaadereurgh Co.. Thursday, sept.
22d. at | p n
Peter eahn's, vaadessargh 60, Thursday,
Sept 3.d. Al ! F.s.
coilinr' school house, vAndsFhurgh Co., FRI
day, Sept 23d. 1r.m
Evansville, NanaeFhHrgh Co, Friday. Sept. Esd,
atTp.a
These gentlemen are both good speakers. win
the Union men make the necessary arrangements
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

s When General Mcclellan WAS So
perintsndent Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad be issued an order 10 the fol.
loving effect. That II passenger got
into the cars without ticket and refused
% pay the additional fare, or to pay his
fare altogether, the eondustor shoald
stop the train, haek ~ 70 the station al
nhacA the person scas Fscsared, and there
pHG Aisa oF. This order was published
IN the papers II the tine, and created
no litsie amusement among railroad
meu Mcclellan finally saw the point
and revoked it, Cincinnati Caxstts
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

RssEL VIEw or GEx. GRaSTs Dr.
sicSa--A Petersburg paper, Of The 9th
instant, thus speeaiaies on the situation
aad the Immediate intention Of General
Grant e
Ii is not at sIl Improbable, we shiak,
that the next SIGHT with this army may
be for the possession OF the SouEhsids
Railroad Grant Is evidently greatly
chagrined that Sherman has gained a
little more glory than himself 50 far,
He confidently expected 10 oatstrip all
competitors il this campaign, and 70
think that Sherman has thrown him
completely in the shade Is indeed Bit
Ter pill 10 swallow. The enemy evident.
/ Iy has hanksring after the Soulhsids
Railroad, out il afraid 10 venture sfsel
the cad experiences 70 which be has been
recsntly subjected He is dsshing about
and b6xoing Ia and bobbing ouf, To fns
the weak places IN our lines, but this b
| viii find IL > useless undertaking.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
Col, Cyrus M. Allen and Hon. VIM
T. NihIank

Candidates fsr Congress In this District, will ad
drsss the people of Spencer At ths following plsss
and tlnleas to.witf
Graudvlew, Oct Sd, st Pa.
Nswtonvllls. Oct. 81. at TN
Maxviia. Oct. ath, a. ?. v.
New Boston, Oct. Ath. 81 IN,
fuldA. oet. sth, At ,. -
Santa Fe, Oct. 9Th, At F.M
Elizabeth. Oct. 9Th, airs.
Genfryvilis. oct gsh, att F.a.
Ceatervilis. Oct. Tth, ct ~
Eareks, Oct sth. At n iFa.
HoekPort, Oct slh, al I r,m.
All parties arr Invited so attend, Speaking viii
eomrenee preei.sly ~ the hour named.
geplgg.dSwtd
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

sS- The story of Paine's brutality at
PAdueah, as reported in the Tsnes Of
yesterday, Is Of course derived from
rebel sources and has passed through
ihe columns Of the vincannss Sun.
Loyal men know how much iruth there
Is likely 10 Be in the story
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

A DExoCRAr's OPsxlox or NcCLgf-
LAx.--Ihs afternoon Of The day on whieh
the news Of the nomination of Mcclellan
was received ~ Cineinnati. q prominent
member of the Democratic vartv. and =
lee ing railroad man, Who had known
Gen. Mcclellan intimately during bis
residences in that city, was asked IL be
would support Macs Nomination. he
replied, aYes; bnt should be be elected,
lie wox1d never be inauzurated aWhy1
asked dozen voices. "For the reason
that be would not be ready on the fourth
Of March, and its postponernent until ths
fifth would be fatal, vas the Democrat
rspiy.-Indian0p0lts Journal
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

n@- Gov. Wright bad very large
meeting on Tuesday at owensvills. Glib
son ooanty, aad did greas deal Of good
II ID said 10 have been The largest meet
ing but oue fCasaius NJ. clay's held ia
ts60) that ever assembled as taS. point.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

sT- Col A. J. Fletcher win speak at
wadesville, POsey county, on Thursday,
Sept. -, at l P. NJ: Harris's School
House, Bethel township, Posey county,
on Friday, Sept 23, at P. NJ: and
New Harmony, Saturday, Sept p, at l
P. NJ Capt Vim. Reavis viii speak also
at the last appointment. Sept al-dsd.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

A SMALL FARM SITUATED IN LAW
- - wnsS seantys State Of nlinoIa, two miles
frem the MaeAsh river Il eontAins ID aere. M :.
seod land as can Be found anywhere. IA ~ ,.bssh
are andsr eeltivatson, and the whois well tsnee5
thsrs = aiso one gocd new log honse, With suoka
dispntahle. Ter further particulars ens,slr.a :.
tuts etAt~s septA-wd
4 LOT, WELL SITUATED IN A DnSfR1RT-r
n part ef the city, ens hundred BY ons hnnars5
and ninety-Aight FEET New cottage frarae he,sss
eistsrn, 80. Apply 70 DR.. GRAHAM
walker's Sew, Third St, BET Sycamore and yipe
s4-sf Evansville, Ind
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
Col. Allen and Judge Niblack,

The uaion and Democratic aoualnses Tor Congress,
lat District, will address the people Al the iolow
Ing places and times:
George Caits, Knox county. Friday, sspi ga.
ct Pm
atth At =. a..
vinosanss, Knox county. Saturday, sept 2lth,
sf n.
fetsssbarsh, Pike county, Monday, Sept. zstA,
at r.a.
wiaslov. Pike county. Wednesday, September
ssth. at ir.N.
Nashville. Knox eouAty. Thursday. September
2ath, At P.a. aspi2.d&wfa
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

e5-Ths New York TSntes hits the
Chicago sympathy resolution . hard
blow in relating an anecdoss IL SAYS:
1T is related Of distinguished gen
slsman Of this city, who was supposed
70 be identified with foreign nationali-
tiss, but wko held bis own means With
very tight grasp, that ca one occasion
an eminent exile, Ia great distress, CALI
cd npon him for help, but vas dismissed
empty handed, end ~ the foFlorn stran-
ger vent forth 20 hunger and poyers 7.
his host opened TIA door after him to
ssy, You have my systputAy, sir geu
have my aympalhffs
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

OF the eath Ina. Vols, viii aaersss the people at
the following PLACES and times
Cynthlana, Thursday. I'D inst. AETr.M.
0wensville. Friday, saa inst. as 7 e'giosk ?. n
Fort Branch, Saturday, 34sh Inst. at l lTa
WIN Union men ID ths respective localities
sprrad this notice, and get cut crowds Turn
out, everybody.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

e1lt Is now asserted, says the Gin
einnati GGzsfte, that the recent dispatch
announcing that Mcclellan resignation
of his Major Generals commission, had
been forwarded By the Raritan / Dela-
ware Canal, and that il wss only delayed
by reason of an obstruction ia The locks,
is mistake, II Is said by his friends
that it has been sent, BY a..pardonable
blnnder, through flag of truce, 70 Com
missioner 0uld, 70 be presented to the
other department Much anxiety is ex-
pressed lest JET Davis refuse. 10 ae-
eepti
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
WANTED.

A MAN WITH A CAPITAL OF NOT LEss
n than sJ,ooe, to 60 ia partnership IL = weoien
Factory. Enquire at this osice. sep20-2w
A SITUATION AS CLERK or SALESMAN
"A Coed references eau be given FOR particu-
lars enquire AZ jeremiah hehm's Commercial Coli
tsge. sepl5
A LADY TEACHER, FULLY COMPETENT
"A 20 take charge Of u lret FemAia school not
axeesdtng twenty puplis, At Goicenda, IilA Apply
60 WE-LEY SLOAN. or
JOHN GILBERT,
sept Gelconda, Ills.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

s| Col .Iaquess speaks Al Caanel-
ton, sept 70 ROckPort, seps. y New
burg, Sept IS and Evansville, Sept
229-Thursday.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
BALL.
Ball at Peter Rohn,s

rrHERE WILL Re A BALI At PETER
Bohn'ss esrtngtewn. oa Saturday, Octsber
lst. isst There VII Be sood music, Resin wins
L 1agsr bSsr, ant tets Of fan. Atssnaanes a.
avery eedS - ins1tsa sHpsl- -ttd&w
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
Church Prouertv for sale

FINHE TRUSTEES OF THE LOCUST STREET
L Methodist Church oneF for sale their cid
Church 90 Lsesst street, between Second and
Third, st AbSrssih.
Enqass. ef ASA I6ELEH Art,
auS24-tf Third street
t.'lAS RESIDENCE F0R aALK. The aplen-
Htd r,sisenae aud groands Of the las h. p. Cas-
sdt erry, nue'y located IN the immediate vicinity
@ mt Nernoo. Indiana, ore offered 20 purchasers
al pF VSi~ sale. Tue grounds contain about ssvsn
sores. ana the premises are in complete repair.
tefsons aeairons Of purchasing one Of the hand
sesass fisss Y sentAern Indiana, referred to
=. n 81 fENCER. Esq, Mt. Vernon, or
JSa.J. CHANDLER; Esq., RvankviIle
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
DI E -

Died. on Wednesday mornssg. sept glst. &C.
amxs nmnaY. slaess sea eg Aiaaa ans Jals4 A.
weld The fansra1 viii tsss plssa to-esy a fso
aseiaek p u Krosn shs reesasaez % hss psfsass ea
gsesaa ssrsas
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

- Capt. Reaxis and C. 9. Marsh,
Esq, had s good meeting At Sss~arta-
villa, Pessy so0nty, ea Msnday sysniag
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

e0- Co. Allen and Judge Eihlaek
have had large crowds in Martin county
this wsek . listen o their debates.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
UNION TICKET

tEissticn Tuesday, October ilth, iset.l
For Representative.
FREDERICK W. COOK. of PtdgsoB
For clert ef Courts.
BLYTHE HYNEs, Of Pidgson,
Fer shsr9.
ROBERT BARLEY, Of Pidgeon,
Foy Treasurer.
s0f. JOHN RnEIsLAHDER, of Perry.
For Recorder.
CASPER TOMHEMELT. u Pldeeoh.
For Coroner.
JOHN nTaCHMANN, o. Pidgeoa.
Eor Surveyor
SAMUEL @. ROGERS Of Union.
Feg coumfv ComfaissioHeT.
CHARLES Know LES, Of Scott.
gnaon Executive Committed tst
District.
Baslsss.-~JoHs Vas TAsts, principals
W. ". TmoagsoE eontingeni.
Datois.~JoHx mANs, principal;
KRsEsr PtcxBARoF. contingent
sft.on.--N. n. FRExoH, principal
JAmsa 7. EsRRae, contingent.
Raee .-MnToN p aHsE, principal
JANIS >. patTcHEfE, eonsinEest
MartlH.--LEwis Bsoozs, principals
MIeHAIt RElLLT, contingent
Piks.~GoopEsTr MoRaAH, principal.
= @. HAaaosp, contingent,
Poasy..-JoH A. MAss, prlueipsi.
r. J. RogKHa, contingent.
spencer JAMS FAALKp, principal;
X. r kEHeHEYALa coutiagent
Paadsftsrgh. h.--AGvkH IoHxsoS, principal.
JAsEa II. MeNEELY. contingent,
HarrieL.--JoHn b. HANDY, prlnoipai
!. n. uvnsPGfH, contiugent
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
naateaaa
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fer common rlsa. .Inags.

Please snasunoe JOHN nIsCHMAN, an I'D
citizen ef this coanty, As candidate for the office
Of Coroner 1t the ensuiag October slsctlon.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
REWARD.
@o1 Reward.

wrrL PAY TIE ABOVE REWARD FoR
80 s~s~efEss q fhs dirty rsb~l whe trsiss hIns-
.--sS - suusilsasMx tho h&n6 -SszIs YosssA sbost
s-,rsw xagslss sr EssEut4s fsT 80 S5d las Eae't
go Il O. n ALLEN
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
FIRE LIMITS.

NOTICE 10 ksrehy efsea that I viii sppiy to
~ tbs City Csuaeli Il bald Ff&@s 0weIilsg
House. swo ssaFy. ~ by - feet on Let No. 3
uppes Knasrxsmant.
sept p 20. Nm, AIKaAs.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
First Street.

We have received q complete as
sortment ofFall and Winter Goods,
Of which part are Of the following
articles:
BLACK SILKS,
TAFFETA SILKS,
I4EEDY SILKS.
DRESS SILKS,
COLORED VELVETS,
SHIFTING FLANNELS,
ga OPERA FLANNELS,
SHAKER FLANNELS,
/ NOTIONS, -
/ FANCY SIDE COMBS.
IVORY BACK COMBS.
BALL COMBS IN SETS,
WHITE GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
1 FRENCH MERINOES,
FRENCH POPLIh5, s.
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
WOOL DELAIN ES.
/ COLLAR BEADS,
BASKET BEADS,
GENTS SCARFS and TIES,
SILK POCKET H'D'KFS,
EMBROTDERIEs,
LACE GOODS,
EMBROIDERED HDKFS.
FANCY RIBBONS, III
HOODS AND NUHIAS.
ZEPHYR Wool, all shades,
LACE H'DK'Fs.
SHAWLS,
fCLOAKS, @
fCORSETS,
GRAPES,
DUPLEX HOOP SKIRTS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
WHITE and Plaid LinseyF,
WoOLEN YARNS,
sc, &C, &C, &c.
For sale a. ths lowest sEarhst Prisss
J. T. as. a. COOLIDGE
Kvasssrlts, sssisutst ?, iset..im -.
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Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
Important to Houss-Keepers.

KITE hsss on hsnd and far sale vsry ehoses
w axtieas sf Extra Fawliy fresh KFsasdA
Waite Wheat FlnHr, the hsss 90 ths ssty. whlxh
ws are sslIia9 sAsap 10 famiiise IA sa&sstsies e
auis ST the Pscayuns AIii. esfasr Eighs ans Sai-
nnt Waresf.
Delivered 10 any part Of ths city ire q ehaFks
sept ALA. /. B. MILLS CO.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
ror County Surveyor.

We ars authorised 10 announce wiLLIA M r..
EDs0N, ofMt, Vernon, a. candidate for Judge
Of the Court Of Common Pleas. IN thia District.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Df 0KpER aF THE cOEHT o. COMMON
II PisaM af sh@ E1mHty If EsuaeF hasEh aud
STATE ef fpaiaSa. wiii sssi Huli56s sae let Ne.
/, 10 Wm. Bate sb IsieEs af Lots Ss,s lAs ard
i9e In the erSesnai plan e the city et Evshsslls
beang t@snty-aYe k@t fFeat - BAnssy faes deep.
aaa situated fins ssrssf. istpesn saroaa and
Thtrd stfesss ths property ef ths h@irs af walter
bslsszh TsgIas s~-uns-hslf sssh. nha Fs=lsalf
ia twelve msnfls. Fith iuFsFast siss
IS0. j. CHANDLER.
sspa Come fsesaHAr.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22

~A ~#ts"S sf-s ~
JAMES D. SAUNDERS viii be = candidate FOR
epanty ssrveyor At tho enaains October siectioa.
On qualifications alone
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
FOR SALE.
Fruit Farm for Sale.

LNTISHING To GIVE MY UNDIVIDED
w attention 10 merchandising. nov cfhr for
sale my farm IN Centre township, 81 miles from
Evansvtlle-a pleasant and healthy location 1t
centaius 70 acres, sixty Of which under culti-
vaiion; the rest ia we'll timberea. There are
about 10o0 fruit trees. comprising choice varieties
Of Apples, Peaches, Cherries. Pears Piums, Quin-
csc, Aprieots, &c.
The awslllng and out-houses are large, eoavs-
nient. and in good repair.
SaitAhls city property taken IN part payment.
Long tine given II required, For particulars
apply at the sters Of Yickery Bros, Ne. l5s Main
atFeet. isepaal SAMsL NlCkERY.
I HoUsE AND LOT ON FULTON AvENU &.
near Water street. Lamasce. The house cea-
ssins stx reens, kitchen, and gocd cellar, Slth
nns cut-houaaa
house, containing four roems aud kitchen,
en- Leet street, Lanssco
double frame house, containing thirteen
sesms, on Walnut street. near Third
Ne ven acre tracts Of land. near the city limits.
@h9uifeef RUDOLPH kRHR.
-, Real Estate Agent.
sepi6@lm
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
Y0y CsHsrsss Ptrst Disfrief.
COL. CYRUS III. ALLEN,
OF Knox County.
fElsetlon, Tuesday October n, 1861
Union State Ticket.
rEisstion, Tuesday octobsr II, 1891
OLIVER P. MORTON.


OLIVER P. MORTON.
or WAYNE.
For Liest. Gos~raoy,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or yAaBKRBuEaR.
FER seorslayp ef sats,
sELsOh TRUsLER, Of FAystis.
For Aadaos ef STATE,
THOMAS y. moOABTY, of Wabash
Fer Treasurer ef Atets,
JOHN 7. MORRISON. Of waAhingios.
Ter AaorNeB -fsmerai,
pELANA E. WILLIAMSON, Of Pp'-sm
Fsr CLERK e( The saprssne csari,
GEN. LAZARUS NOBLE, Of Knox.
Fsr Reporter ef Supreme Coprt,
soL. BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of Marion.
For sapsaae Jadgss,
lat Diatflet--JAMEs q. FRAZER, OfKosciusko.
al Dlstriet-JEHu r. ELLIOTT, u Henry
Sd plstriet-GHARLES A. RAY, 0f Marion.
Sth Diatriet-ROBtF O. GREGORY. Tippscanoe
FER sspsrinlsadsai " Public instrnetioa,
eaOF. GEORGE W ness. u asrion.
Fev Common Pleas Jadgs
WILLIAM r. EDsON, sf Posey.
Fov Common Pleas AaoraeB
ROBERT A. HILL. of Yanderburgh.
Dor Joint R-Prsssaiaiies.
JAMES y. wELBORN. of Posey.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
Hoop Skirts and Balmoral
= = Z II y =
Fall Millinery.
Dress Goods.
Campaign FIaQs.

THE BEST ASSORTMENT Or DRESS
Coda 10 te fsanh la fhs esty Il nov - tas
ew Store u scHAPEER 4 BrssfSG.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-09-22
Cheap Groceries.

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