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The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06
Very Cheap, for Cash.

any person persons who think such location
would suit them would do well to come and see for
themselves. The reason | have for selling out is
that wish to discontinue business.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me
will please call and settle Immediately and thereby
save themselves costs. All persons having claims
against NE Will please present their bills for pay
ment.
For further particulars apply to
2. MULLEE, Churntown.
Churntoxn Aug A. 1864 au6
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06
BINTHe.

At Churntown. Asgus, 4th. the wife Of John Ma
han, Of daughter.
At Whiskytoru. Aug. ID, the rifc Of James
Hazlett, of daagkter.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06

T TITLE GIANT SEWING MACHINES,
IL For sale cheap by
D. WE'LL BRO,
Horsetovr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

not 81, thsy returned he bat to the o~n.
er The Lieutenant then said that
Wheeler ~ouid not Be Ia the neiEkbor-
hood till nj ghf, and that he did not know
where to take his prisoner.
While this paFIey vas going on brisk
firing was kept up at the spring, where
a party Of col0red soldiers had gone 70
get water, taking the precauticn 10 carry
their guas along. While at the spring 2
party Of sixty odd gueErillza dashed oP
and fred at the negroes, who, with Ut
finching courage, and much pluck, re
turned the volley and began 70 reload.
Their officer, who xas at the C0llegei
lad much difficulty in making them re
tire under cover Of that building. None
| Of the negroes we're hurt, bat il Is said
that several Of the gusrriilas were
wounded, and two or three killed at th'
College.
There were no white troops at the post
| The guerrilIas became alarmed at thi
I unexpected resistance shown them, an'
hastily retreated, leaving Gen Milligal
in the street, who withdrew in good or
der, from his not very agreeable posi-
ton, and proceeded to Gallatin.
Il is worthy Of note that the colore'
soldiers we're defending successfully ID
home Of Governor II. B Campbell, 8
Lebanon, at the very time that be va
/ 3eDouneing the Administration at Chi
cago, for placing negro soldiers aroun
that village Would Governor CAM
bell prefer 10 see Lebanon sacked b
Wheelers bandiiti, to having it defende
BY loyal negro soldiers?-[ Mash Time
LIST
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

The rebels and the Democrats always
act in concert. - CiereEaHd Herald.
We will not do the honest Republicans
the injustice to hold them responsible for
this Infamous libel Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
There is no doubt that the Plain
Dealer is ashamed Of it, but when the
rebel authorities and the rebel press
count on resistance TO the draft and the
election Of peace candidate in the
North, aud when none oppose the drAf,
but Democrats, and none bat Democrats
would elect such = President ss the
traitors desire, how can the conclusion
that the Democrats and the rebels act 10
concert be avoided Il furthermore
looks as if theJ acted in concert when
the rebels aud Democrats were equally
good members Of the same political
order South and North, and when rebel
uncle Of Dan voorhees, asked him to get
that 100, 900 men in readiness for re
cruiting the rebel army.-Tadidaapolis
Gdz cite
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Gbt laiLa dunrnal


List or Appointments for Messrs. Al
len and kiblack, Candidates for
Congress, First Congressional Dis
trict. E
Vaudeville. Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept G, at I P. NJ.
Poseyyille, Posey County, Tuesday,
Sept. 6, at 7 P. NJ.
New Harmony, Posey County, Wednss-
day, Sept I, At p d.
Mt Vernon, Posey County, Thursday,
Sept 8, at p. NJ. o.
Black Hawk Mills, Posey County, Fri
day, Sept. 3, at ] T. IL.
School House, near White House, Per
ry Township, Vaudvrburgh County, Fri;
day, Sept 9. at I P NJ. ~
Cypress Dale, Union Township, Van
derbnrgh County, Saturday. Sept. 10, 8
Jpn
Lamaseo. Fanderburgh County, Sat
urday, Sept. 10, at II PM
Henry Beckers, German Township
Vanderburgh County, Monday, Sept II
st | P. d.
Peter Bobu's, Center Township
vanderburgh County, Monday, Sept. IL
at p. N. zorrz ar
Newburgh. Warriek County, Tuesday
Sept Ii, at P. ~ q
YsnkeetownaW arrick County. Tues
day, Sept I3, at I p M
CrowviIIe, Warriek County, Wednss
day, Sept. II, at ?, NJ
LynnviIle, WarFiek County, Thursday
Sept. Is, at p NJ.
Milersburgh, Warrick County, Thurs
day, Sept Is, at 7 P NJ.
| Boonville, warrick County, Friday
Sept. l6, at p NJ
aug. 22d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
A Rebel OpluIOu.

On Friday evening 3 rebel mail OF
about fifty letters, on its way North, was
captured near the river iast above Shep-
pardstown, Va The carrier is Supposed
to be spy sent ont by Early, as nearly
all the letters were written by officers
and soldiers OF that Generals command.
The following is an extract from one
written by Col Durham, desertsr 10
the rebel army:
Bat let me tell you, ny dear boy,
you may pray for peace until hell freezss
oyer-that is, peace with the restoration
Of the Union-and there will be no
peace. Mars IS relentless, and Con-
cordia is deaf There can be no peace
until Black Republicans aud Abolition.
lists are silenced and reduced to an
equality, or at least level with the
ringers they claim as their equals. Let
your Chicago Convention nominate Mr..
Davis for the Presideney-and know a
majority Of the delegates would vote for
him il they dared-and on his election
You can and will have peace. OF course
sou will not do this The next best
thing Won can DO is to nominate and
elect Mcclellan. The South don't re-
gard him as a military genins, as tbs
Northern press would make the people
believe they do; bat they believe him tC
be what once wss called NoTthsrE
man with Southern principles Hi
election, my dear boy. would do much
70 paciiy aud eoaeiliats the South. W.
are satisfied that, if yoa elect him, the
right of secession aud independence
would be Acknowledged, and that term
Of reconstruction would be offered which
we might With honor accept | dsH'
say, however, that they would be &C
cepted.
+" II is my opinion, as It 10 the opinion
Of President Davis and the leading met
Of the South, that the war must coutinu'
until one side or the other ia subjugAted
The more assistance yon Democrats ren
der, indirectly, the sooner We shall b.
able TO vauquish the Abolition hordes
aud restore peace and the Union. /
may seem paradoxical, but assure you
my boy, we are fighting for the Union
| fighting to place the Old United State
under one government, and We shall d.
it in such a war that no Abolition
baboon will ever again get st the hsa'
Of il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
OFFICIAL.

bEfTRRs REMATNIS6 UezcLAIsiED e
II. Fcst-otioe At Evansville, state ef Iadisiss
sth dSy OF SePismber. lsSs-
Sc Ts obtain any Of these letters. ths ap 2li-
-zns fnust call for ssadrsTzised Lssrs.H give the
iAte Of this Iist and pay cent for advertising
@&- II not called for within sHs aossA. they VI Z
Be sent to the D~a3-I-etIer Q Eiee.a
FREE DELIVERY Of letters by oaTs~rH, at II
residences % owners lin the larger eities. may b
SECURED BY observing fhe follswing RI La
J. Object letters plainly - the street an
aumb~r, - well a. the PSst-q1i1e aH1sSfai
2 HEAD letters ~ifh tas xriizr's ped -,
ana S,zt-, ssrssf ard HEzster. ssr Them F.afTsis
uith fan nAne, and Fequsss tass answers
directed accordingly -r
J. Letters 10 strangers or transient visitor BE-
. town city. Shuss slsssiai ssaEess ma h Az
known, should bs marked IA the lower len -hsas
corner, With the Usr3 ssTrzrsi "a
l. Place the posfzgP-stassP - shs EFBer rfJsf
Aaai corber, and ieare pace between The stsml
and direction fsF posf HsssFksss without fnteEfsg
| ing With the writieE. ~
NIB a REQUEST for fhs RETURN Of : lst
Ter 70 the writer. n unclaimed wffhin thirty d4y
or less. ~ritiea printed with the writer's
posf-eEse. Ana State, actress the lar land end .
the envelope. on the face side, wiII b compile
with NJ ths usual pFsp4id rate 81 postage. payAbl
| when the letter IL delivered 70 tbs wrifEr.-S~e
1 -, Las Of lass.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Particulars Of the Lebanon Raid.

General Samuel Milligan, Receiver of
the Banks of this State, who has been on
= visit 20 Lebanon for some DAYS past.
arrived here last night from Gallatir.
he Communicates the following particu-
lars of the attack on Lebanon reported
in the morning papers.
Just as he was preparing to ride out of
the town, be heard volleys of musketry
in the streets, and Was approached by
three guerrillas who ordered him to 80
with them to Wheeler's headquarters.
which they said was half mile out of
town, He went with them a short dis
lance, and sons half dozen other guer-
rillas came and held parley with their
comrades. They then questioned Gen.
Milhgsu, and accused him of being Pro-
vost Marshal at Nashville.
Some of them began 10 search his
pockets, and one fellow made, grab a.
a neat silken cord which the General
wears across his rest, sxelaiming,-
Here's watchf" bat much to the
thisfA chagrin II proved to be nothing but
an sys-glesx Another one took of his
hat but the General iocalarly told hun
II WA rery nnkind in him to leave a
eald headed man uncovered in the hot
sun. Altar trying it on the heads of
seVerAi OF the party, aad finding it would
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
The Sneeehes Lnsf Nlghf.

Avery large audience, perhaps 1000 or
more, assembled last night to listen to the
joint discussion between Col Allen and
Judge Niblaek, candidates for Congress-
Both speeches we're listened to with pro.
found attention.
The speech of Col Allen was a bold,
manly vindication of the Union cause
interpreted with earnsst denuneiatioo
Of the rebellion, damaging expose of
the Chicago platform, &c.. &c, wbIs
NiblacRs speech was simply a rshash OF
those stale gsaeralitissin which Copper.
head speakers are woat to Indulge, and
wolfe he was bitter in his denuneiation
o. the Government and the AdminissrA-
ton he had not q single word Of rsproof
or rebuke for the rebels in arms against
the Government His was simply q plea
for peace, and an indirect advocacy OF 8
slavish and cowardly submission on the
part of the North to the rebela
The Union men wers highly pleased
with Col Aliens speech and felt proud
of their standard-bearer, and fear moth
ing from the cause entrusted to bis
hands II
The cheers for Lincoln were earnest
and inspiring, while those for Mcclellan
we're faint aud weary.
After Allen and Niblack hal finished
speaking, some of the admirers of the
redoubtable Whittlessy called that dis
tinguishsd gentleman Out, aud he, in
utter disregard to all the rales of pro-
priety on such occasions. responded By
speaking his usual piece, though compar-
atively few remained to hear him.
hessrs. Alien and Niblack speak at
WadesvilIe to-day aud At Possyville to-
night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
ELECTION NOTICE.

STATE or TxpTAxA, an
vandsrbnrgh couaty.
LOUIS RICHTER. CLERK OF TEE VAN
Il dsrburgh Clrcuit Court. ia and fer tss county
Aforesaid do hereby esftify to ths shsrts Of said
county, what officers are te hs elected the next
General Election in the State Of IDeiAnAl 70 Be
held on the second Tuesday ia octsbsr, 1884. 81
ths different places Of holding sisetioas in said
county, tO-Wit:
A Governor Of the State.
A Lieutenant Governor,
A SECRETARY Of State,
A Auditor sf Stats.
A Treasurer Of State,
ATTORNEY General,
A SupsrintssSsat Of Pebble IRstractloz
A Clerk Of The szpFems Court.
A Reporter Of Decisions Of suprsms Court.
Four Judges Of supreme Court,
A Member Of Congress fer the First Congrss-
1Judrs o. the Court Of Csunsa Pleas for the
District composed Of tie counties Of YaHdsrbGrgh.
WArrick, Gibso1, ara Poaey.
A District Attorney for fss said @1sfrtcfs
A Representative in the State Legislature.
A Jsdut kepresenrstfvss
A Clerk or the vsadsrhurgh Cireuit Court,
Sheriff Of said county Of Yandsrburgh.
A Treasurer Of said County OF Vandsrhgrxh,
! e esTe5sTf Dc 10 Do d
County Surveyor Of aid County q Wander
burgh,
A Assessor fer each ToEnship-
Witness nv hand sld thu Al sf said Court, this
ISL sixth dAg Of ssptsneer, siEhtsen hun-
drsd sni sixty four. ,-,s,,-
GEORGE woLFLIN. SHERIFF or VAN.
. sfr5urzh County. certify that Tbs shove IL .
trus oopy Of ths original o. ais IL ny oG-s. this
sixty-Iour 6E0BGE woLFLIE.
ssps-Tizass, Enisn, and DezscrAs copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Judge Nlblack's Position on the War
Question.

~ ana elected 20 Congress. 4 VIII
never vote 80 DRAFT any man Info
the services and n were your Rep
resentative now, would vote 40 re-
peal the present law authorizing .
draft.
"I will not, n elected your Repre-
sentative, vote any more men nor
money, under any circumstances
for the further prosee ufion OF this
war under tbs policy npOn which a
IL conducted
al am totally opposed 10 the EN-
pIOymeBt Of negroes as soldiers, or
TO tho Interference by the Govern
ment with the na, in amy way or uss-
der any eIreumstRnees."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
REWARD.
1900 Reward.

TWO MULES were Etslen from ny stable on
L Saturday night, oss Of them Gray mixed
With Roans Is hands hIEh, yssrs old, and sore On
the back The other-Broza, 49, hands Aisns
And alss aSeuf years Old; both Hsress and heA'-
ily shod. They had On. wssz tsksz away, La D.
sr Hssa stalis vita Chaiz Hzitszs, one DrEy sri-
die, and one BukEy Bride. sst two Btsck sa1dia
Pads wsrs taksz With then.
Iwfi nav 500 reward for the rscersry o. tbs
Nulss AID 500 addiElossI for the arrest OF the
thIsvss OF Will Hbsrstiy reward s1y person ~ho
viii give ne E1ch tnf5rnation - viii lead 70
tkair rseoysry.
ssDtG-1t4 JOHN H0DsoA-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

IL rus RiGHr PLlcE-A correspon-
dent writing from Harrodsbnrg, Ken
lucky, informs the Cincinnati Gazette
that Washington Bradley of that place,
who fought three years in the rebel army,
and is now under bonds for $40, 600, was
a delegate to the Chicago Convention.
He vas quite at home there, no doubt
The people are asked 10 support a ticket
presented by Convention where men
who fought against the flag, and where
men who are seeking TO destroy
the Government. were delegates Thai
il asking 100 much Of loyal Americana
There were q number Of original Sc
csssionists from Southwestern Kentucky
in the Convention. One of these was SO
VIGOROUSLY rebel in his character that be
was unable to obtain pass to go home.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
DIED.

Died, on board the steamer J. 4 Gflnore. At
Evansville, lad, September 18th, 1884, Of Kryssps-
las, ELtES PAEEEH, aged - Year,. Der father is
supposed TO reside at Tsrrs Hsuts.
Terrs Haute psPers please copy.
pied, At Indianapolis. J. 2. KsAzss. aged ak
teen years And seven months.
The funeral will take plsoe frsm the rssidenes oi
his parents, near Jadgs Laws. at O'Clock to-day.
Friends Of the family re isvitsd to attend.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Kaen Il before the Peonle

That George b Mcclellan is the can
didate OF Clement L. Yallandigham,
Alex. Long, Harris, of Maryland
McKinstry, the thief, Powell, of Ken
lucky, Fernando Wood, and the hops Of
the rebels at Richmond
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
AUCTION.

THERE WILL BE SOLD on THE PREM
Il isrs u John fuFis, Ia Scott Tow nship, Var,-
derburgh cpuEiy, fnd on Thursday, sept. Isgl,,
lhi ssaani Ten head Of estii L. come 81 them NJ
r. ths bafcilsf tsn bead % Sheep 81 cns rue
Mare, siK years old one last ssrins Gait PioWn,
and % 80 Harness aud Imp ismenfH 10 Hus andry
Al the cane time fherr viii be oers I'd fer sale 70
~ ores OF land = sores II Which IL cleared and
b clorfr pattsfs. and hs to PET IN wheat Hslf
the purchase money Gay lsHsiH the land on
mortgage, and zine mohfhsi credit on the personal
property, With approved security. sale 10 com
msnce a. Ten O'Clock p. =.
aug2a vtds JOHN ISGLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Keen il before the peoDIe

That Abraham Lincoln was nominated
by the PEOPLE against the desire and
Vaccinations Of the politicians, and TO
the great disgust and CONSERVATION Of
the rebels of the South and their sympa-
thisers at the North
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
- = ~ y - = = =
Military Affairs In Indiana.

IsDAxAroLIs, IvD., Sept g.
General Hoyey has taken sgeh steps
as convince the disioyal men Of this
State that the Federal authority is not
to be trifed with. The tone Of the peace
and-pistol Democracy is decidedly in
favor OF not resisting the draft Such
leaders as NJ A. G. Packard have grown
so suddenly patriotic they have eonclud
ed to send substitutes into the army.
The prejudice against color is fast fad
ing away Black substitutes are in brisk
demand for Democrats, and such ultra
peace townships as Washington, in Rush
county, have nearly filed their quotas
with colered recruits and substitutes.
To remedy growing evil, and silence
the preachers Of disloyalty who seek the
protection Of Indiana against rebel ma
randers, Gen Hover to-day, issued the
following stringent order:
REGISTRATION OF REFUGEES
HRADo'Rs, DIsrRIcr or ISDlASA,
indianapolis, Ind, Sept 3, 1864.
General Orders, No. -
l. Large numbers Of men Of suspected
loysi,y to The United States have hereto
fore And still are immigrating to the
State Of Indiana, and in some localities
their open and avowed hatred TO the
! Gosernmsnt, and their reasonable de-
signs are openly expressed. Men who
seek asylum here have no right to abuse
the power that shelters aad protects
thom To guard, therefore, against the
mischievoas consequences arising from
such . state of affairs, The following
rules will be rigidly observed by the
military authorities of this District:
2 Provost Marshals will cause a regis
try 10 be made Of all persons known as
refugees within thar respective jurisdic-
tons, stating when and from what place
they arrived, their intention as to their
future residence, and whether they are
guilty Of any violation Of the laws Of the
United States or the orders Of the War
Department
g. Il lis made the duty Of every officer
belonging to The service of the United
States in this District, to arrest and send
to these headquarters every refugee who
is found guilty Of disloyal practices, or
utiering seditious words Every person
so sent will be accompanied by written
charges aud specifications, with the
names Of witnesses to prove the same.
4 General Orders No Is, of August
Is, from these headquarters, will lie
strictly enforced.
By order OF
88I Brsvst Msj.-Geu. A. 2 HOvEr
~ =a ANB C. KExPER,
Assistant Adjutant General
ARREST OF H H DotD.
Just before starting for Chicago. Dodd,
Grand Commander of The Sons Of Libsr-
", boosted that be would give any man
81 900 who would Try to arrest him.
To-day be returned to this city, and was
promptly arrested at his office by order
of General Hovey He made no resis-
lance, but was quietly escorted to the
Soldiers Home By detachment Of the
Veteran Reserve Corps There is as
little fight in the SoRs Of Liberty as in
their champion Little Mac, whose nomi-
nation falls still born all over the State.
SIGMA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

BDr We have full an J official partie-
ulars of the brilliant achievement Of
Gen. Sherman and bis invincible army
B>sds army ia badly beaten, and ut.
tsrly disorganized. -
kieEdsn is also meeting with the most
cheesing success in the Valley of Vir-
ginis, and we expect glorious news from
that quarter with great confidence
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

S<S- Iu his speech at Dayton on the
]Sd' fernando Wood declared that the
Almighty had sent two curses on man
kmd--'he fall of Adam and the landing
OF the AAyaover at Plymouth Rock.
Tue rurl'aAs were characterized as
rebels guilty of terrible atrociti., in
their own land aud in the new world, sy;.
deneing the same spirit which ia shov,
in the present war. Mr. Wood alluded
to Mr.. Vallandigham as the Savior q
his country. The Demccracy-he aver.
red-would certainly nsminsts peace
man at Chicago. Wood and yallandig-
ham are to be Little Mac . conscience
keepers, if he be elected 20
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
GOLD PENS.

All pens bear my trademark, &C. r. BAases
ExrEA Lor., NJ" for which I have sseured the
sePErighk, and are warranted II eafats foe aud
perfect in every respect. sent b mail e. express
70 any part % the country on reosiPt of pris aad
resnFs charges Persons ordering viii please STATE
the sire and style desired. whether hard or soft,
hne or eoarse and II the pen shsuld fail 70 please
or prove detective, they viii have the privisxs Of
sxehaBFing. dedaetion of 1fsssn per osnt al
LEVIED % orders Of S2s or essT. and twesty Ave
per cent. those Of 500. Liberal discount made
10 the trade. Old pens repaired "a the best Haas-
ner for nfty cents taad ssHzPj each. Cifeu-
lars showing sizss, styles, and prizes q Watches
cent rEEE 70 any address. address
G. p BARNES,
Dealer In Gold Psus and AnrnIcAs wATsHEs.
Sss Main Street, cor. Sixth, Louisville. Ky.
mchN'Gs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
What Il Means.

The resolution introduced. u the CHI
caco Convention by old Wicklife, Of
Kentucky, has more significance than
appears upon the surface The hoary-
headed old traitor said that the dele
gates from the West were Of opinion
that circumstances may ocear between
now and tie fourth Of March merit for
the Democracy Of the country to meet
in convention at Chicago He therefore
moved the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted:
Resotss9, That this Convention shall
not be dissolved by the adjournment at
the close Of its besiness, bat shall re
main organized, subject n be called on
at apy time or place that the Executive
Committee shall designate.
Mark the language Of the resolution
nd that Of its Introduction: 81 CireuDl-
an Is may occur betreen nOS and the
o. II Of Marcel" This means, if 1t
msa IS anything, nothing more nor less
nan this: If George B. Mcclellan is not
inaugurated President of the United
States at Washington en- the fourth o.
March next, he or Vallandigham will be
inaugurated President Of the Sorth-wesi
Confederscy At Chicago, on or before
that dsy. We are nc. alarmist, but We
put this declaration on record and aEai
the development Of events The recon
ciliation of YaIlandigham to the nomi
nation Of Mcclellan was little remark
4 able We must bear in mind that I
Grand Council Of the Sons Of Libert,
was held in copjaEcsion With the Demo
cratic Convention. Vallandigham, th
! eommander-in-ehief. to whose behest
the members Of that organization s~ea
implicit obedience, was present Die
Dodd, the gEaad commander FOR tn
State Of Indiana, was also present Ed
son B, Odds, Of Ohio, gave notice in ope
convention that . communication frOr
the Sons of Liberty would be made t
that body. The proceedings of ib
Grand Council are left TO conjecture
None but the sworn members Of tn
highest degree were admitted, and !
the entire proceedings Of che Democrat
Convention there is nothing to indicai
the plans and purposes OF the censpir'
tors except tho WickIifFe resoatio
which we have quoted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
A CARD.

Tbs usd-rsiEnsd haTing sold ont his sniire stock
Of Ra.dy Msds Clothing, a8d 6euflensas F1r-
nishing Goods. and retired non re business,
L--.S, 1900 BIS gr.tsfni sekBoWiel sss1snts
- ~. ,1,ssrou. frisnds sne c1stousrs Tor tbeir
s.st -0strOnAzs 20 Literally extended = hin, and
,rr.uyd rssuscffzIiy rscoE1fnen1 hsssrs. Taylor q
r. Who have sErossdsd ! In n the businsss, and
rho are row prepared - f1rHlsh 70 their uEtonl-
.rT every article in fhsir Ike. Of the very besf
SusIity, and 81 he nest favorable pFises. =
saEs0 " = n LYON