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Tohnsto,yn Marble Works!

Z DIG " OfLs!
- A NEW STOCK
The subscriber has ust received a , mw
large and handsome invoice ofgSEfn
Italian and American ES|fsINl1
II A Il B l. E, IifRA wv
comprising the largest and finest siEk->
stock of the kind ever brought to ;kss@s,#
Johnstown, at his establishment Ks==aa
on Franklin Street, where he is prepared.
with al adequate force of experienced and
Skilful workmen, to execute all kinds of
MONUMENTS, Mantels, Tombstoncs. Ia.
bic and Bureau Tops, &c, as cheap as they
can be purchased in any of the cities.
large stock of GRINDsT0NEs on hand
and for sale low
q Prompt attention paid to or Iers from
a distance aud work delivered where de
sired. JOHN PARKE
March IS, 1862.
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NE ANUOOD:
I'VE HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
EEF.s just published. 9 now edition
+ 15sst.ts-se-7S of DR.. CULVERWELL'SC Gel
= -s-1z---1 EBRATED ESSAY on the gadi
ca chrc (without medicinc) of SPERMAToR-
THEA, or seminal weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, IMPoTEHCY, Mental ana
Physical incapacity, ImpeIimcnts in Mar~
uage, etc; also, CcNsUMPuoE. EPILEPsY,
and FIrs, induced by sclf-iuGulgcnccc or sex
uai extravaganza.
gQ- Price in q scaled envelope, only six
cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of sclt-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous Use of internal
medicine or the application OF the knife
pointing oct mode OF euro. at cucc simple,
certain and ciTectual, by means OF which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cLcapIy, private
iy, and rGK'raly.
G-5- This Lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and every man IL the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address. postpaid, On receipt Of six
cents, or two post stamps. Address the
publishers. CHAS- J. Z. KLINE 4 90.
l27 ROWEHY, NEW YORK.
june IS, 'G1 Iy rostolicc box 1886.
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GREAT ATTRACTlON!!
Cell and Examine the Goods.

~ VIE subscribers having returned from
q the city, have now opened one Of the
largest and most carefully assorted stool. Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
ever offered to the people of Carrolltown and
the surrounding country, which thcy will
sell ut as low figure as any store IL the
country. Their stock consists Of
DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTH
ING, BOOTS AND SHOES
If all kinds. Ladies' Dress Goods Of all kinds,
French Meriuos. Deaincs, Silks, AI2acas.
Piaids, sc. Their stock of Groceries COZ
sist OF the best articles the market affords Of
COFFEE, SUGAR, TOBICCO. sc.
Their Cutlery Is Of the best manufacture.
Their QUEENSWARE aud HOLLOW
WARE are Of the finest quality. Ladies
who wish to make good investment should
call and examine for themselves.
All kinds Of country produce taken, and
grceJsJacts not refused. Give us q call. and
| we viii endcavor to give YOU satisfaction.
May is, 1864. E. GLASS & CO.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
(! TO BLACKSMlTHS
! by using
ISAAC c. SINGERS.
| NEW AND COMPLETE TIRE AND
BAND BENDER
Patented March 10, 1868. Its chief alv2u-
! taLce are
/ lst. Having strong gear Wheels to obtain
/ power, one man can operate it to bend cold
! wagon flre, any size un..cr by ! inches.
I -. Having movcuuic collars. L. hold the
/ har square on the portable rollers. If takes
/ al. twist out of the bar while Jcnlin~ il !
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LOYAL WOMAN.
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EBENSBURG & CRESSON RAILROAD
On and after Monday, May, Is. 1868.
TRAINS on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EHENsGuuG-
At 100 \. NJ, connecting with the BAIT
more Express West and Through Accom-
modaGOu East.
-, 1T 6;4O +. NJ. connecting with the Mail
Train West and Through Express East,
LEAVE CREssoN-
At 1915 a, NJ, or on departure of Thro'
Accommodation West.
At 9.l5 p. NJ, or on departure Of Express
East and Mail West.
ENOCII LEWIS, Gen. Supt.
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office.
! An persons indebted TO me for
subscription, advertising or lob work. are
requested to settle their accounts immcdi
atUly. JAS & TODD
April Is, 1864
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''h's way Tor Lorssto, ca.ese sp..ngs

4 AND st. USIINE.
The subscriber, having purchased the ems
tire stock "l Horses. Hacks, Carriages, &c.
Of the late firm of Ryan & Dur6iD. he's
leave TO inform his friends and the public ir
general that he is now prepared to rJr,isL
them with-cvery accommodation in his Iino
Of business. His line of Hacks connects
with all the trains on the Pa. r. r., ALLOW,
ing passengers no delay whatever. Calls
always promptly attended to.
JOE L. DURDIN.
Lorctto, June %, l8G4,Iy.
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MOT \ RUM DRINK!

NOT A RUM DRINK!
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
4 PURE TONIC,
That will relieve the afflicted. and
NOT MAKE DRUNKARDS.
DR.. HOOFLAND'S
GERM A Is TT RS,
Prepared by
DIR. G. n. JACKSON,
Philadelphia, Pa,
VIII cffcctually and most certainly.
Gu r e y L L DIS E "A SES
Arising from a
LIVER,
STOMACH,
OR KIDNEYS.
HOGFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS
will cure every case Of
Chronic OF Nervous Debility, Disease Of the
Kidneys, and Diseases arising from 4
Disordered Stomach
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMP~
TOMS RESULTING FROM DISOR
DEKS OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS:
Consti-
patton, inward
Files, FUlnoss or Blood
10 the Head Ac!dIty OF the
stomach. Nausta, Heartburn,
Dl$guSt lor fooc, FuLncSs or
NciSnt Ia tie Stomach Sour Eruc-
tau.as: n.nklnS or fIuttcr-G at the
III q the Stomach, A"imming OF the
Head Hurried ana DIili@ult 6ccat'1"2,
Flutteriag at the Heart. Choking or SuiI,ca-
TINS "ensati.iis when ii a lyln% posture
bi'EHe55 q VISION, bet5 or WeiS Dc
i4fc The S'ght- rover and Duil ram
III l"c L-G@1;: hthc'ency oi tefaW
ration, 1c.ioWnes5 u Ihc SKIN ~
Eyes, ram IL the SHE. Back,
Chest, Limbs. Nc- Sudden
tiushes OF Heat, Burn
Ing IN the FLESH, Con
StaNt ImaS!"inSs OF
tyI ana great
DeP[GSs'oh
"EiIiJs. -...-.,.,,-,.,
i!OOf LAM . GERMAN II Ii-ltN
VIII give You
\ q = y a / Z / / ! :,
al ,72r-Ip,.l>-G iT1,,T q,rrx- ,-rn,-r,,
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fnJe;7. 30 ;TD L,vFPC,E,T,rr EFEIT>-C.e
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VFTTOU FEVER Et}TITT0TrS PFyFT? e.
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BBgysBURG HOUSE

inAe undersiged having purchased an5
1 taken possession of the Ebenburg
House (formely Occupied by Henry Foster :
VIII oe happy to receive and accommodl
ATE ms Old customers, and all others who
may be disposed to patronize him. Tbe
tr"puetor feels assured from the snaciomS
House. STABLE < other facilities t6af
he can offer at least as good acco,orn"e r''-
dations rs can be had at any other in the
place. lie is in possession ola large supnlv
ct the choIScat liquors with which his bar
viii be iurnlsiled; his table will be flrp
jsLcd with all til luAurics Of the scaso, an3
he intends by his hospitality and care. 20
withhim.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
EhcnsLurr Enril Il Iae1 e
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hob WORK
Q Z ALL KINDS
DONE AT THIS OFFICE.
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EboDshwg Dec, II, l8GI-tf.

TL7or Sale.
L 3SG acres L17 perches and
allowances, Of valuable COAL LAND. stu
ate near the Pennsylvania Railroad, at
Summcrhil Station, in Croyle Township,
Cambria county. Pa. About so acres of the
land being cleared and thereon erected a
dwelling house and barn, and other improve
ments. also an excellent orchard of fruit
trees. The above tract contains and abun-
dance Of coal Of a superior quantity. "a
drift being opcncd,) and viii be sold on rea-
sonable terms.
Apply to Poland, jenkins & Co., Balti
more, Md, or to j. W. Suatton. New York,
city, or to Wm. Kittcll, Esq. Attorney at
Law, Ebonsburg. Pa.
POLAND. JENKINS u co.
J. w. STRATTON,
April Is, ISG3tf. Owners.
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TENhe Confessions and Experience OF
i AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit, and rs a CAU-
TION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay OF Manhood, &c. supplying at the
same time THE MEANS OF SELF~CURE. BY
one who has cured himself after undergoing
considerable quackory. BY enclosing
p ostpaid addressed envelope single copies
may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESD,
Brooklyn, Kings Co, n. \.
June IS. I8G4.Iy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05


IsDIAxA * rHE CABISET We notice
Ia the papers surmise, TO the effect
that Judge Davis Of Illinois win be the
new Chief Justice in place Of Judge
Taney, deceased, aud that Secretary
Usher will be appointed in place Of
Judge Davis on the Supreme Beach.
Also, another sarmise, that Secretary
Usher will be appointed District Judge
in place of Albert S. White, deceased.
Either arrangement il consummated,
will leave a vacancy in the Cabinet,
which has been filled under Mr. Lincoln
By two Indianians, and which ought to
be still filled By an lndianian, in consid-
aration OF the noble attitude 10 which
our State has placed itself BY the aid it
has rendered the Government in the
Geld and at the ballot-box
OF all the noble array Of distinguished
Tndianians who would be qualified to
6ll the seeretaryship Of the Interior,
we know Of no one more deserving than
lion. joss ID. DEFREEs, the present
worthy Superintendent Of Public Print
ing at Washington. His thorough kno~l.
edge Of administrative affairs, bis insi-
mate relations With the President dur
ing the past four years, together with
bis sterling eommon-sense and good
adgm sni, render hin admirably quail
fed to fill the position with honor "a
himself and advantage To the country.
Mr.. Defrees - a hardworking, faith
full public servant Who tries conscien'
tiously to do bis whole duty. IA Gov
ernmens Printer, he has conducted the
affairs Of The Office economically and
efficiently.
AS a Wing aud Republican, Mr.. d
has been Tor qaarter o. a century !
whsel-horse Of his party, working hard
and getting bat little il return save tn,
consciousness Of duty performed If {
vacancy occurs in the Interior Depart
meut, We should lie glad to see bin
chosen to GIL il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05


- We would call the attention Of
our readers to the statement Of Charles
Smith, Of Warrick county, in reference
to the manner in Which the Sinnissippi
Insurance Company settled and paid his
loss It is WITH pleasure that we an
nounee such actions on the part Of our
home Insurance Companies. Il is Of
recent date that our citizens have adopted
the plan of insuring in those Companies
in preference to Companies located in
other States. We are informed By good
authority that the Sinnissippi has aecu-
mulated, within one year, capital Of
ever $3.50, 900, which, We think, ought to
recommend il to the insuring public,
besides il is managed BY men Of honor
and good business qualifications, there
fore, we would say, as Mr. Smith says
delay not in procuring e policy in thu
reliable home Company.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

SISGULAR, vsRY.-The following item
appears, rerbatim et seriatim, as editor
ial IN the following distinguished con
temporaries: The Indianapolis Journal,
Terre Hsute Bzpress and Journal, New
Albany Ledger, and Evansville Times.
and is another illustration how exactly
great mems minds run in the same chan
nel Il IS doubtless original in ALL
"Tbe holidays are fast approaching,
and the youngsters are already feasting
IN anticipation Of the good things Kris
Kringle Is preparing for his friends. The
candy shops and the fancy stores are
laying IN supplies to meet the rushing
demand of the juveniles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
Inofher successful Raid.

Shortly after dark, last evening, a gal
liant company Of Federal soldiers, under
command Of Lieut. Col York, returned
to the city from very successful raid
into Arkansas They consisted Of por-
tons Of New Jersey cavalry and Iowa
troops, about two hundred and fifty men
in all They did not lose a single man,
aud only six horses on the expedition.
Their object was the capture Of nine
hundred stand Of arms that had been
sent from Selma, Alabama, and were
safely transported BY the rebels % Big
Lake, Arkansas, en- route TO Gen. Price
These were found and secured at Oceola,
as also were eleven rebel soldiers, among
them Captain and Sergeant.
The expedition visited 3 Number Of
plantations and secured other arms, and
then having had quite Thanksgiving
tine at the plantations, they returned
safely to the cisy.-Aemphis Bulletin,
If FirfdqH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

By At meeting Of manufacturers
and business men, held on the 30th alt +,
at the Office Of Messrs. Jaquess &
French. Peter Semonin, Esq, was APP
pointed Chairman, and W. r. HolIings-
worth, Secretary; the object being to set
on foot plan for building frst class
Tobacco Warehouse in this city for the
sale and inspection Of tobacco.
The gentlemen present represented a
majority Of subscribers to a fund Of six
thousand dollars, which sum it is pro-
posed to expend in putting up such a
building, as would be necessary.
The following resolution was adopted
Resoiced, That FIVE directors be ap.
pointed, consisting Of Messrs VIM.
Heilman, 7. Semonin, W. aF. Nesbi,,
Geo. Hudspeth, and H. L. Read, who
shall have full authority to collect the
fund subscribed, lease the ground, erect
a suitable building thereon, and 10 lease
the same for the purpose above specified.
Would it not be well for the good citi.
sens of Evansville TO call a meeting for
the purpose Of inaugurating a plan fer
large first class hotel7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
The Victory In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Dec. l.
/ an new abls to give yoa a more cor
rect account Of the battle Of Franklin,
than that which / forwarded this morning.
| should be glad If could send you q
map Of the situation at Franklin, 30 that
ron might better understand the opera
tons. The plan Of battle was VERY
simple indeed. We had no time 10 get
ep 3 complete plan, as the enemy pressed
as too sorely, and obliged as to fght of
hand, as have already stated Our
plan originally was to withdraw the force
Of General Sehofeld until meeting oar
reintorcements, se shoald give battle in
the vicinity of Nashville Bat the over
sanguine pressed as too hard, and when
General Schofeld perceived he could not
well avoid q contest, be drew up his lit
tie army in line of battle in front Of
Franklin, and prepared for the enemy's
onset. South Harpeth river. running
northwestwardly, makes beud TO he
north in the ueighborhood Of Franklin.
and within this bend the town is stu
ated. Across the neck of the Peninsula
formed BY the bed Of the river our liue
Of battle was formed, consisting Of four
divisions only. Cox's aud Rogers Of
the tventy-third corps, and KimbalFs
and Waguers Of the fourth corps. kim
ball was on the right Of the line, Cox in
center, and R1ger on the left, Wagner
occupied the positiCa Immediately In
front Of aud some hundred yards from
the main line. Wsguer's had nothing
Of any consequence 70 protect them, bat
the other three divisions had tolershly
good line Of earthEorks behind which
TO fight The rebels began pressing rs
as early as two O'Clock.
By three We we're in position behind
our works, and at haii-past three the as
ssuh commenced When the enemy
frst advanced to attack, be had Cheat
hams corps on the right and Stewards
on the left S. D. Lees corps was held
as a reserve on the centre, ready to as
sist Cheatham or Stewart, as oc,aslon
might require Il vas half-past three,
as l have said, when Cheathan threE
his corps upon Wagner with great i'm
petuesity. Wagner's men fought des-
perstely for half an hour, until superior
numbers Of the enemy compelled them
to fall back in some haste 10 3 second,
line. Hating behind this line, they be-
came to some extent mingled with Cex's
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FRoM NASHVILLE The Idahoe ar
rived from Nashville last night She
left Nashville on Saturday morning at
one clock
Up to that time, as we learn from
Capt. Maekey, there had been nc fight
ing except skirmishing.
Hood was reported to be returning in
the direction of MurfreesbOro, but it was
supposed it was bis purpose to attempt
to cross the Cumberland above the
city.
Proper dispositions had been made to
eheekmate any movement he might
make, the exact nature Of which it would
not be proper 10 mention.
No apprehensions are felt for the ul-
innate result of the operations
When the Federal army fell back to
Nashville all Government employees
were put in the trenches and set to
work strengthening the works, aud all
transient citizens, including refugees,
were sent north.
We will probably have later news by
telegraph before our paper closes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
Sensible.

4 number Of our leading merchants
business men, arriving Ct Indianapolis
on Tuesday night, Immediately took the
train sud arrived at Terre Haute at two
o'cloekip. N, stopping at the Terre Haute
House, where they were magni6eentIv
entertained, prsferring those late hours
to the msrtyrdom Of enjoying the horri-
bic hospitahties Of the Indianapolis ho-
tells. Even the Terre Hsute Express
has at last discovered that the chief ho-
tells in Indianapolis are exeerable.
Evansville Journal
There is no longer any occasion for
avoiding Indianapolis in consequence
Of poor hotels. The Bates is nov 8 first
class Institution. Colonel Bell, the host,
is az old aud experienced caterer for
the public, and our word for it, the Bates,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

A DEsPgRArE GUERRILLA KILLED
The New Albany Ledger of Friday says
Lieutenant Smith, noted guerrilla, fam
Gus for the many bold and cruel acts Of
murder and arson which he has commit
ted, was, we are glad to learn, killed
yesterday few miles back Of Brandon
burg, Ky. He, in company with a num-
Der of other desperate guerrillas, vas
engaged in drunken rsvel, when a
quarrel ensued which resulted in free
6ght, in which Smith was shot and in
stsntly killed by one of his companions.
The news of Smiths death will be re-
reived with JOY BY all the Union men of
that sectioa Of Kentucky, for he has been
one of their bitterest, most cruel, and
most bloody foes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
U. S. PROPOSALS.


oRrlcE o. u 5. CoNNIss NJ - SUBSISTENCE.
EYsnsviiia. Iud Is 1t, Iss4
seaasf proposals., en- euPli-af Win Be recsisei
a. his cssc uBtH II o'cl9ck a. Dsoenter l5Eh.
Iss4. r the follawiug G h-nnaissafy stores.
200 Barrels Flour-Choiee Extrs. o.
tArrsls, ful heai lined. stating brand, ard far
usshIns Ssnrlss e a. least tao pounds
10000 lbs Potatoes iu barrels, fsli Assd
uhe4- q rs-sesVei Eunuy safks.
goo lbs BACON shoulders sea
.'esse. n strong Strapped boxes eaosaisins lei
$4,000 lbs Clear Bacon sides Sew
sasaeksd. "a sfrong Strapped so1ss or casks. Pax
IS VII state p k.na 81 "a kases theS pFopose
Is ooo lbs HOminy, Eila dried. 10 barrsls
lined
Also: For the supply q FresA BEEF Sc 81 U. S
: ueral Hospiisl, and ths ssaops receiving sap.
piss a. this pest c1Fnusenciug en- the i6th sc
December. lisa a. eaeivg the 18th Jay Of
April. isss- said Beef to be from Steers 20 b
ave wears cd and over, % Weigh-nst-eseh nei
less than So n TIE Beef 20 bs SQUAD aaa ~hoie
sssas, vita neoks, shanks, and kidney taalew *
/ eia2ed.
All articles TO bs Of the b st quality. saa to Be-
aailvg red fre % sxpsuse 70 ths Iaitsd states for
I Al The tire speCihed In the proposal so exteu-
/ zian II tine Of delivery vii he grauted co any
/ accnant Nhateser
Actual tare j. required in all cases; q the rule
ne exception will b made undev any eiFcumstAn.
/ ces whatever.
Csoperag- must t. % n hcss HAS. and every
Z NafA3~c must - ~ NArh-FAtN etisAiaAFA NftafE
/ Ne charge for Tarkases allowed.
! MARKED samples Of zach article ma-t accompany
| the proposals. (sxcept for ncatsl, aas must + ~
I fsrFed 70 theEein.
All articles will b eare.uiiy inspseted by In.
spoeter the part Of the Unttsd States, sad -
article viii be received Or paid for uatil Is Ia.
pssssd this Inspection, ard certificate 20 thai
eject has heeu attached 30 h. original hill
Each package must have marked "a &, atstinct
Is AnA piaiuiy, the name and aearess 81 ite seller
tha name % tbs article, The gross. tAre and pet
Proposals viii b received for the wAalgs so io
aaY part Of thu qnsntiiirs Required.
A copy a this adyergsemsnE 4 sip from
( uawMpaper) aust h. tarhcl g Faeh pFepossl
Biaak proposals. viii b. furnished a. this eaice-
Proposals mast to enclosed ia sealed 81 vele re
addressed 70 tn undsrsiE urd aud end 1rse3 % Pro
| posAls Tor Subsistence stores
Fsvnsuts 60 - made In ssch tards - nass ,
supplssd ~ the Treasury - the United Siss
ckesks for Certificates 81 infehtsslhsss.
Che right u reserved % ri - any or aArrQqo
ssis II sch = course shoaid b deemed s the a.
dersignet tar the benefit 81 the GoEefHsa nj
Piorosais must b. signed By The Iarsies tes -
selves. and act by CLERK agents. &C.
Bidders arr invited 20 he present - the orenin
q she ffds FH EHRMAN,
dreS-ii Commisszry ! Subsistence.
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H0usES FOR SAFE.

NC0TTAGIs Oh cHEeEY sTREET,
II bssxseB ssTsn4A and Eigntn' VITA sixty sset
i0s.
AFrsns DwsIIinx On eeco.d street. opposite
ths Pre~bytsrIzn Chureh. near walnut
Two houses On Sixth street.. near VALIANT.
Frame Dwelling on Lset street.
A brSek warshousesnd two Dwellings Oh Fonrth
greet. near MAia.
Also: number o. vaezzt lots, suitable for
bufidiEg sites. Appiyto
THos. Z. GAKvIH.
deeS-Tteo1 Third Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

FREE delivery OF LErrERs-An
order has been received from the Posi-
Office Department, by the Postmaster at
Indianapolis, authorizing him to intro
duee the free delivery system in that
place. The system will be introduced
here in the Spring if the Postmaster
General feels justified in authorizing it
to be done. Under this system letters
are delivered as many times per day as
necessary free ofehargs except for post
age, at the places of residence of all who
wish them so delivered, and letter boxes
are established at localities distant from
the post Office in which letters can be
deposited, to be collected By the carriers
at stated intervals, and taken to the post
Office. The system is in operation in
most of our large cities, and works
well
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

THE Roll OF HoSoR-In another
place we publish the names of those who
contributed wood, coal, &c, on Satnr-
day Last, as furnished us by Capt J. P.
Elliott, our energetic and faithful Town
ship Trustee, who requests the Times
and Union to copy, as he had not time
to make out more than one list
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

RgiIEFFo SOLDIERS FAMLIEs.-The
Board Of County Commissioners meet to-
day, and We hope they will appreciate
fully the importance Of making liberal
appropriation for the relief Of the fami-
lies Of soldiers.
There is 10 object for which the peo-
pie will be more cheerfully taxed, and
we hope that the re will be no niggard
illness in the matter.