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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
General A. ]. Smiths Sentiments.


General A. ]. Smiths Sentiments.
The veteran General A. ]. Smith, of
Fort de Russey fame, an old Pennsylvs-
mia Democrat, made speech recently
in St. Louis he said:
want TO see ns united from Maine to
Mexico - one united and happy people.
There 10 eut one way of doing this.
Rebels commsncsd the var nov, let
them ask for peace How are We to
get peace? Iszy whenthe South shall ask
/ for peace, then it viii be time for them
to get it Never let the North say peace;
bat whsn1 the South asks for peace, lei
us be mercifuL would rather see the
old Gag, under which l have been fight
ing, sunk fathoms deep in the Mississippi
than ws shsald give up and sua for
peace As for proposing terms TO the
South, say j, is ridiculous
When Mr.. Lin
coin was sleetsd, the South said be was
an Abelitionist Well, if he was, / am
too, bet Mr.. Lincoln never had negro,
and have had many and set them ell
free. Ivould free three thousand negroes,
| If had them, for the good Of my coun-
trv.-Affer he was made President, he
said to the South, which had seeded
Come hack." He gave them three
months to rstnrn. and after be vas made
Prssidenh he gsEs them six weeks Longer
70 com bsek, With III their constitution
al rights guaranteed TO them. Nov, i
this what yoa call an Abohtionistf !
! 80, am sas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

The Seasons and their Changes,
Winter still fingers in the LAP Of Spring, and
cola northwest wind is still with u.s. Yesterday
ws had a cold bleak rain snd east wind, to-day ne
shall have snow storm, probably, and to-nor-
row ine susshiny day. Thae suddsa changes
play sad havoc with those Of our citizens expos
ing themselves. particularly those having weak
Lungs. Fer all diseases of this character Madame
Porter's Curative Cough Balsam viii be fouad In
valuable. Rstailed by all Druggists at IS and 50
cents oct6-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
cep'p9pna r.e.oral Of w.ls Ch.fry

Cena eo"ad Peeforah OF WIG Cherry
Ass hsc9me . household wo.d thronghsg ne
West ard sozth; and his Watan Lozengrs To So
faaa year sfier thsir iasls.aictioa, ssia5ss-a
reputation as widespread a. the contiraa )
North Amerfea- But the croWning giory o. S,s
iis rruAins 20 be attaned in his latest discovers
OF her combination; for he does net claim 70
haTs l'een the discoyerer Of CEDR0N, which is las
6sNss q the bltters now offered TO the pnhlic
THAT honor helongs 10 the native lnhahitanis "a
Cehtral America, 70 whom It's virtnss have bseu
knswn for more than two hundred years. A. ID
with ~ the Indian BIDS ashaes 10 fhe mosi dead
" malaria. and handles without far the most vru
onons seFpents. IL - bellsf with them that
while there 4 breath len IN tha beay the cedron
= potent 10 eares no matter what the disease n AZ
BE-
while Dr.. Bull Is not prepared 10 indorss this
eStrasagant prstensfon, he is neverthaIess salts.
led from thorough examination Of the evidence
relafivs 70 tts vlrtues that a. a remedy and prs.
tentative Tor all dispases arising from exposure,
either 20 the changes Of weather and climate or "a
the miasnaattc inf ueuGes. IL ssAnds without . RI
yai' and Justly deserves the reputation il has %
sohg enieyest in tentrsi America aad tha Meet In
-. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
House Furnishing
Retail Department.

7 Incur House Furnishing Department
We have q full stock Of tis
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain t,amask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &C., Co., making the most
complete stock to lse found in
Evansv lille. aS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

Dr. strieklsndis Pile Remedy has cured thou
sands Of the wsrst cases Of Blind aBd Bieedin
Piles II gives imrnsdiais relief and Affects -
aAn<pt cure. Try sf dirsetly. IL 10 warranted I
care.
Fas sais By al DTnegisfs. General Depot sEa
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
mhfel9ta&Iyv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
H. H. AE hEt NJ y SOss
Physleiens aEfd Chemists,
Ne. as Broadway, New York.

Rheu na astsm.-No disease IL 10 certain
curs by Brxndreth's Pills a. this. They sson tAks
ous Of tho blood the particular viras upon whisA
ali the pain depends, and the patient is cured.
mr.. T. NJ. Adams. 800 Twelfth street. New
York, suffered with rheumatism for q long pared.
He was attended BY able physicians, but thsir
prescriptions we're Of no ayAiii he was unable 10
move without assistance. and for four nonths was
almost sntirely eonnnsd to bis bed. At shis Pc
ried ofhia sickness, when hops had aed, and be
expected to be cripple for the remainder ef his
lifa. be vas recommended 70 use BRANDRETH's
PILLS.
Ths hrut bon evidently made hlm better, the
improvsnsnt wss more decided from tie second
box. and BY the time he had ussd eighteen bsxss,
be was entirely cured Of rhsuuatisna. A.a the
btrsngth and supplsness Of his limbs we're rs-
stored. 1t is new over year that this sars has
been affected, and be has had as return, bus sss-
tinuss ths enjoyment Of perfect health. Ja25 ga
90 Let those who have doubted the vi rtuss
BuLL's CEpRos Birrxss, n any such there Be-
read the following Certificate from gsnsismsn vel.
known In this community, And doubt ne nors.
It's general introduction into the army viii save
the lives ofthOuzands ofour soldiers:
LouIsvu&E. KY. June Sd, 1sss.
We, the andsEsi gned. hAve seen the good Effects
produced by the use Of Or. JeEx BULL's CEBasS
BTrKRs "a eass ef general debility and prSstrafisn
Of the system, and believe its general use would
prevent disease and relieve hiuch snfering.-
Among our soldiers particularly would this be tbs
case, especially those whe are exposed to naias.
matte Influence 10 the Southern climate.
MAI PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. Sd Dis. KY.
HAS. d. COTTON, sA
colleetor Of the POr, Of LOuisville, ~.
a IL. II. DENT, -
- Provost Marxhal csnT OF KsAtueky.
RAW. D. P. HENDERSON.
Vice Pres't Of Sanitary Conmissiea.
HARVEY, HUGHES co..
Publisher Democrat.
GEO p. DoERN,
Prop. Louisvilie Anzeigsr.
| HUGHES PARkHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main Street
Louisviile, ky.
/ DAVIS, GREEN Co.,
/ Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main St, LcuisviIls
| HART 4 MAPoTHER.
Lithographers. cor Market and Third St.
Louisvilly, KY.
| JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor ID Aaa Markss ssl
Louisville KY.
CAPT. 8. Il. HILDREfH,
OF Steamer Major Andersen.
l'MAJ. i, T. THUsToN.
ynastsr O. g. Army.
O. N METCALF, s-A
SA spnal Hotel. LOuisvftIe, Ey
COL Me1SE BAYLES,
9Th Ky. Cavalry.
| GEORGE d. PRENTICE, Esaa
Loussvills Journal
See advertisement In another column
fsh6 iy Sold by PETEB vIERIIxG,
Sole Agent, Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
Nothing Succeeds like Success!
says great wrissr. snd is ths history Of
RARE DISCOVERIES


Nothing Succeeds like Success!
says great wrissr. snd is ths historyof
RARE DIgCOVERIES
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VITA tAs paeas - ssnpasssiy,ss sAiSsrsaiiy'
Chr1GCaQ0rO'G Hair Dye.
10 ether l. nsosxnissA /. toe rerld sf f..hioa
sy sishsr ssx. Iss swass spsrstssa. sAs sass wisA
whieh It is applied the rsaAEkabis HataFahsss ef
the bFswns And blacks IL inpaysa. its sxS@pasa
from ali unplsAsant .sasr or saassis fngTs4isata,
and its EsnsrsI effect 80 he hair and akin A<s ths
COED ana aufasssat causes Of Ita populArity.--
MAnufssfnrsa By o. cHkIsrA DoRo, 80. G Astor
House, Asv York. eola By all Druggists. Applied
By all Hair DrsMssss. sep24 ln .
DTsE1sTs or TIE EEKyoUs- sEafEEL-
uy,n.rx. .na s.xu.I svssss..--n.w nnA r.ltah..
oiATiOs' ssas y aaal 70 'salsd I'sssr sn'sl. q.
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n,,l Ohio. -. ~r... $780, 1. s.tar.,in~ -,
vho ar. saa-rlux wl,h .si.. lhas A. u.ss . -,
oua.tI.y of DR. ss.seklsoa,. rgl. R.weav. s.a !,
sfss.sa p.rmssssi ears. TAls sssms 70 : ID.
ease With all Who mahs u.a Of .Ass splsssla vrs.
par.iisD. is (, nanufAe.arsd a. Ne. East ash
street. csDelasAsi, OHIO. Asd sOi4 BY ali Drug
Eists. octs-2w
IsroarAEr re L1sISs.-Tasrs i pa6IIsAsd
Isttsr as well as sons otker lnpOrtaat matter, 20
all delicate snaIss, in Balls new aavsrtissuasst.
under he head Of " rrivats."
rAs letter rsssrrSd % "a written By thu ssnipsas
DIR. Wright, Of the S. Isais Threat ssa Laag
ins'isu's. Those interested win Rad the aassE-
sl.snsrs, and. rs th'nk. call 0s Dr.. Ball, vA'''
eonsai'ssisn' A's ifss. ssd wso treats saa sarss
sisnoas unnsssssary ssaniaa''sHs sr spsraslons
80 z.-s=s.-e = = - .zs..z-x-
Foote for Mcclellan.
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S1 '"a sess"k IN y tnH. ma.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
DRY GOODS.

Fall Clocks and Shawls.
xATE HAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGE
w stock of Pail styie Of Clnaks and shAwis. tn
great variety, 20 whieh We call the attention of
the wholessie and retail trade.
l.. ,.. sCHAPKER BUSTING.
New siore-Eo's AZ aEa A., Main 4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

DR. BELL from Bellvieu Hospital. New York
City, has nov been here long enough to prOrshis
professional capabilities, and has done 90 to tbs
szfishctien Of a1Args number Of eur citiEsns, and
those from other towns and the surrounding
eaantry.
His last advertisement and soeeHpsnyfng let
ter, under the head Of 81 Private" should b
fully read by all. No Mercury used in his trsst-
msntI Consultation free. jys-lydkw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

Gbe AaiIg auurttaI.
PUBLISHED BY
JAMES Il. McFEELT.
r. II. THAYER
JNO. n. McEnzLY.
UH3ER TIE Y1Rn or TEE
Evansville Journal Company.
Journal Buildings.
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND WATER
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Of Advertising Rates agreed upon by
the EVANSVILLE JOURNAL and EVANS
WILLIE TINES, to take effect Monday,
March Is, 1864
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
yOIHy.


nsys, Digestive orgass, and GlanduIar system.
The success which has attended the use of this
renisdy IN private practice. and the endorsement
9 medical authority, enable us to recommend IL
she practitioner aud the public, fsslinE con
Asent that with . fair trial IL will attest tts oNa
axcailaneo In the curs Of ehroaie diseases which
k-aieats Iodine, such serofula, Bronchitis skin
i.aptions, Heast, Liver, and Kidney Diseases,
fSvoua Affections, Neuralgia, RhsamatiaE, Dya-
Spaia, Debility, syphilis, etc.
Physicians Rlay rely upon the uniferm strength
Of Iodine Water As containing thrss quarter
grAias PURk Iodine ia each nuld-ounoa PvsK wa
ter, soiveaf being assd IL is not liable 70 de-
composition nor spontaneousiy- formed insguaii-
les neither Il the Iodine oxydlEed nor nsatr.l-
ixed by combination with any ingredient, which
render this solution superior 20 any other msthOd
% exhibiting Iodine,
Full directions accompany each bottle, that II
may be used as family medicine a. we'll a. -
the profession.
Price one dollar rsr bottle On receips sf I've
dollars, six bottles dstiversd FEEs BY express 20
any address
Beware Of counterfcits aud limitations which
unprincpisd dealers endeAyor 10 dispose Of oa osr
reputation. See our signature and trademark
(ths Greek word heading this sdvertisefnentl,
upon the labels and wrappers Of each bottle, with
out which none fs genuine.
Circulars gratis =.
DIR. II. AHDERs a CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
No as Broadway. New York,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

ChtIarea, dGzins sssahf1g, aud tbs warm
weather Of esnnsr. ron sasfHg ffuit or otAss
Causes. as mors less trouhaed With isossnsss OF
the bowels or eholsrs nerbus. II 10 vsil 70 know
that Dixon's Biaskbsrry CsrmlnatiEs ID always An
efisisnt rsnsdy, and one tAat is safss oe6-lw
what an aneunt Of snRerfng and
disease among the VOlaHtesrs wonla b arsEsnisd
By the fire.. uss sf Heilovay's Pills and Oiutnsnt-
Tor Wounds, sorss, snd ssarxy, the ointment
. certain cure Fer BsusL Complaints, FsFsEss
Small Pex, b., the Pills ara the best sdicins il
the world, Jet discovered. Iffhs rea4sv Of this
" Bstiee " esanes gss bsx ef Pills or oiHsnsas
from the Drug Store In bis place let him vrits So
ms, % Maiden Laas, saslsslng the ansaHt, And
wiz mail bsx fres sf sxpesss. May Dealers
win net kssp my msAsssnss on hand bsc@zss they
OannOt naks mush pssat ca etAsx psrssns'
make. 30 ceata, % snts, Aal q 20 psr bSz or
pct. es<s-lwa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
Hoop Skirts and Balmoral
- x TRT TT -.

TUE BEST MAKES or HOOP AND BAL.
Il moral skirts aud the cheapest, for the kind
caii b. had At the new store Of
sCHApKER BUssIHg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
MEDICAL.
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s. T.-1660-X.
PsFsons Of sedsntary habits troubled with
weakHss, lazstude, paipifatiou Of the heart, lack
Of appstiss, distress sitter eating, torpid liver,
constipation, deserve 10 safer, If they win not
49, an. ...t.4.-.t.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-31
SHOULDER TO SHOULDER.

Although it is plain to any reasoning
man that the Copperheads and the Rebels
are marching shoulder to shoulder in the
same cause and to the same end, i. E. dis
solution of the Union ; yet there are many
self-styled War Democrats who seem to
actually believe tina, they can be Union
men and Democrats at the same time, and
who, while they denounce the rebellion
still propose to vote for the Chicago NOM
inee.
To such we commend the perusal Of
the following extract from the Charleston
Mercury of Sept. 7th:
Our success in battle insures the success
Of Mcclellan. Our f,ilure will inevitably
lead to his defeat. 1t is the victories that
have crowned our arms since this year be.
gan that have given existence, strength and
harmony to that organization, which has ar.
rayed itself with firm, defiant front against
the despot and his minions. It is our long
unbroken series Of splendid successes that
has emboldened the few men Of sense and
honesty in Yankeedom to raise their voices
in denuuciation of the unconstitutional, base,
foolish measures adopted and enforced BY
their Government, and they have gathered
around the banner Of their exceptional men
so large number as that they have good
nope OF being able to make head against the
HPPressor and tyrant.
All OF US perceive the intimate connection
existing between the armies of the Confede-
RAJ Tacy and the peace men of the United States
mere constitute two Immense forces that are
working together for the procurement of
peace. The party whose nomination and
platform we are considering are altogether
dependent for success on the couraSe and
resolution Of our fighting men.
The success of Geo. B. Mcclellan i, 70.
garded by the rebels as their only hope of
independence. To secure that success
they urge their armies to the most despe.
rate exertions. Victory for the rebel
arms is the only hope for McClellan's sue
cess at the ballot-box; can any true pa.
triot vote for the man whose only hope Of
victory lies in the disgrace and defeat of
that army achose uniform he oears1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-31
A coPPERHEAD VOTE.

A distinguished Copperhead Of this
county had the assurance TO tell US, on
Saturday last, that he was as warmly
and strongly for the Cn,2n as ourselves
"or any other man." and the man actu-
ally spoke as though he believed what he
said. He is going 70 Vote for Mcclellan,
on the Sth of.November. What will he
vote for-this Union Mcclellan man: At
the very moment when the rebellion,
which strikes at the existence Of the
Union, Is crum5ling to ruin BENEATH the
stalwart blows of the National armies,
this Union man will vote for an aruis-
tee which must inevitably result in
peaceful and disgraceful dissolution Of thu!
Tnion. At the very moment when the
Union is about 10 be established upon
basis which will make that Union perpe-
tual and pu; al rest forever both the right
OF dissolution and its sole cause, this
Union man i for the open acknowledge
ment of that right and the FIRM establish
ment o; the doctrine of that right. In
voting for Mcclellan and the Chicago
Platform, that sound Union man" will
vote for Union whose fundamental prin-
ciple is Disunion at the will and pleasure
of any State. and the reduction of the
Nation from the proud position Of the
most powerful on earth to collection of
petty republics and monarchies which
would b. the laughing stock and the east
est prey to the most insignificant power
in Europe. In voting for Mcclellan,
this good Union u,an"'will. instead Of
voting for peace a. he supposes, vote for
interminable war between petty republics
and monarchieS that will last until they
are all finally swallowed up in one mighty
Empire, ruled by an European sceptre,
a Ia Mexico. These are the things for
which the " sound Union man" will vote
on the Sth OF November, when he
casts his vote for George. B. McClel Ian
for President Of the United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-31
mccLEILAN,s POSITION.

George B. Mcclellan, Commander-ip-
Chief Of the Broom Rangers, occupies
before the world at this time strange
and anomalous position. He is the
standard-bearer and representative of the
principles of the Chicago Platform. That
Platform proclaims to the world the
bitterest hostility to the policy of the
Government of the United States, de-
nounees in the most unmeasured terms
the President and his "tyrannical acts"
and demands an immediate cessation Of
hostihaes against the armed rebellion.
George B. Mcclellan of course stands
upon that platform, or he would not have
accepted the nomination with the platform
before him. With all this hostility to the
Administration, and its policy, this miser-
able puppet still retains his commission as
Major General in the Army Of the United
States, under the direct command of that
same President Lincoln; holding himself
in constant readiness to repair to the
front, take command of corps and march
at moment'sinotice to the slaughter Of
his " Southern brethren" the burning OF
their towns, the devastation of their fertile
valleys, the wholesale arrests Of State
Legislatures, and TO do any and all other
acts Of tyranny and oppression which
is expected OF one Of "Lincoln's hire
lings." This, of course, he holds himself
in readiness TO do, or he would be a
swindler and thief to be drawing his
pay as an officer of1that army whose only
mission is the destruction of the rebellion.
A noble specimen of an apostle of peace"
is he, stalking the land clothed in the
panoply OF war. As far as any utility is
concerned, he is in much better position
| for the national honor and glory than he
would be were he vested with the COM
mand of troops. He can do no great
harm nor infict no great disgrace on the
American flag and arms where he is.
The traitor clement in the North must
have something in the shape of man
around whom to center; and it is better
that it should be Mcclellan than some
more talented and sasacious man. 1t is
only the looks of the thing that we cavil
at. II he would only resign his commits
! sion, cease to draw what his platform
asserts to be the wages of CRIME, doff his
bright blue coat, his yellow sash, his gilt
tering stars and his murderous blade, and
don plain drab clothes and broad
brimmed hat, green spectacles and blue
cotton umbrella, there would be some
show of consistency in the wretch. As
he now appears, with his fierce noustache
and his warlike trappinss, he is as much
out Of place at the head of the Chicago
Peace Society of Broom Rangers as the
Devil would be performing High Mass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-31
Constable Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D out of the Justice Court Of Gold Hill, Storey
county, n. r., uttested by VIM. y. Hall, J. F., to
me directed and delivered for the satisfaction Of
Judgment in Said Court, rendered on the 18th day
of October, 1864, in favor Of J. D. Burns and 4.
;. Patterson and against the Consolidated g. and
5. VI. Co.. for Sle0 and costs and accruing COSTS
have this 3lst day of October, 1864, levied on and
taken in execution all the right title, claim and
interest of said judgment debtors, the COnsOli.
dated Gold and Silver Mining Company, in and
to the following described property, to-wit:
All that certain quartz ledge mining claim and
ground, situated in Gold Hill mining district.
storey county, Nevada Territory, known and
designated as the ledge and claim Of the Consoli.
dated Gold and Silver Mining Company, owned
and possessed by Said company, consisting of
twelve hundred q, 2U0) feet, and being the same
ledge aud gound lately worked by said company
and upon which, near the hosting works Of the
Midas Mining Company, Is wooden building
covering the within and shaft of said company
including that said building, about 30x50, over
said within and shaft, and said within and all i'm.
proyements of said company upon said claim
Notice il hereby given that will expose for sale
and shall SELL to the highest bidder, for gold COIN
the said property, or 10 much thereon "a viii
satisfy laid Judgment and costs, In front of the
Justices flee, at Gold Hill. Storey county, N
r. on t.s 18th day of November. 1864, between
the hours of u o'clock NJ. and 2 O'Clock p. NJ
(namely at ! o'clock P. ~
N''''' ". H. BEGAN.
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Dated, Oct. 81, 1864. ""dl W