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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-27
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-27
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-27
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-27
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-27
ST, })aul, Mlnnelota Samfa9, oer q. Aueut 1864.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

Mozart Hall was erowded to II. Mt.
most capacity last evening with the ear
nest men of the city. IL had been an
nouneed that Hon Delana E. William.
son would speak, and they came ont to
listen to what be had to say. Our Ger
man fsllow-citizens were unusually IA
vored in hearing sterling and patriotic
appeal from Dr. Bogen, of New York,
fss some time connected With the Army
Of the Potomac He spoke for an hour,
and though large Portios of the audi
enee eonld not understand wha. he said,
they patiently kept their places until be
vas through and their turn came. In
common with many others, we could not
understand DR.. Bogen's speech ana we're
somewhat disposed to envy the delighted
looking listeners who could. We could
only judge of its power and effe.t hy. ,h.
enthusiastic cheers of the audiences. /
The Crescent City Band. which H.,
ways on hand with its spirit-stirrinv
strains, 6Iledin the interstics 6stwees
the speaking with national airs
After DR. Bogen was through the Hon
Delano E Williamson was introduced
By Hon. Alvsh Johnson Mr., William
son complained of being over.worked
and WEAKNESS, but nevertheless be made
q speech Of considerable lsastA ADD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
What the Rebels Want.

Col Duham, lately New York Dem
ocrat, but now Colonel in the rebel
army under Early, in letter written on
the 18th of last month, to bis friend
Bishop, in Brooklyn, New York, Cop
perhssd, which letter was among these
captured in mail near Shspsrdstovn,
Virginia, says:
"Let your Chicago Conventions noei-
nate Mr.. Davis for the Presideuey-aad
/ know q majority Of the delegates
would vote for him if they dsred-and
on his election yoU can and viii hava
peace OF course, you viii not do this.
The next best thing yon can do IS to
nominate and elect McClellaa. The
South don't regard him as military
genins, a. the Northern press wouId
make the people believe they do, hut
they. believe bim 70 be what vas ozee
called Northern man with Southern
principles. His election, my dear boy,
would do mach TO pacify and eonciliats
the South We are satisfied that If you
elect him, the right of secession and In
would % asknoEledgsd,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
now the BOYS In Rlne Talk.

lKz.rses Of lsstsr from solaisr ia sbsrn.s's
srmy-I
We are expecting to Be home to vote
and are quite as ready 10 subdne rebels
At home as in Georgia. AN surprised
70 see Gen. Manson on the ticket with
Mcdonald OF his political sentiments
and feelings know nothing. He CEN
manded our brigade until be vas woand-
ed at Rssaea, and had the general e.
TEEN and confidence Of kis eommard.
Let the issue be fairly made for igae-
minous peace or WARRIOR striking our
eolors or moving on toward the last
ditch--and predict for the mendacious
and covardly snbmissionists Waterloo
defeat Eternal iniamy 70 the men who
would secure their greatness BY their
coantrys ruinl The army are 10 favor
of extending their lines from the Ohio
river 70 the Gulf shore, though thsrs
may be q diversity of opinion as 70 the
best war policy. r-
"Yoa have doubtless resd the late rich,
rscy and spicy letter Of Gen. Sherman
ITEMS my sentiments and also Of 3
large majority Of the Western Army"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
Hoop Skirts and Balmoral
. HT "a II 4

FT5HE BEST MAKES or n0oP AID BAL.
Il moral sAirta, Aaa The shsspsss. for ths kiud.
ess bs bad II The nsw store %
scHAFKER BUSTING
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
Judge Nlhlack's Position on the war
0uesti0n.

"If 1 ana elected 20 Congress. win
never vote 90 DRAFT any man tate
the services assd ~ 4 were your RsIs-
resentstivs now, I wOnid vote so re-
peal the present law authorixipg =
dref6. U4i
az will mot, ~ elected year Repre-
sentative, vote any more raen neF
money, undsr any circumstances,
for the further prosecution Of che
war under the policy upoa which "a
AZ eondueted. w4r
al am Totally opposed te the sna-
ployment 81 negroes "a soldiers, or
10 the interference by ths Govern
ment with the an, in amy way or AN
der any circumstances"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
- Said the ereat Edmund Borke

- Said the great Edmund Burke /:
"Whsn bad men combine the good must
associate, else they win fall, one by one,
az Implied sacrifice in contemplate
struggle" That's the conclusion Of all
good Union men to-day Therefore,
laying aside personal prsjudiees and
preferences, shey are working for Lin
coin and JOhnsoa with an energy and
enthusiasm that are sure guarantees Of
success. God will speed the right
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

2@" The Union is the enc condition
of peace says Gen. Mcclellan . The
abandonment of slavery is the condition
Of peace says Mr. Lincoln. Which is
the Unionist p Times.
The Immediate cessation Of hostili-
tiles is the condition precedent Of
peace, says the Chicago Platform. Who
IS right Mcclellan or the Platforml Be
sides, Mr.. Lincoln never used the Ian
guage attributed to him is.ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

power He conpiimentsd the Union
men Of this part Of the State for their
loyAlty and coaksastsd it With thsscon-
-8dct Of the >Foa WsSue rovdies who
broke up a meeting to rejoice over Sher-
mans great victory.
At the conclusion of Mr. Williamson 5
speech, Mr. johnson Introduced Mr. Ed
son Of Mt Vernon, the Union candidate
for commeaP Pleas Jaags=istssh this BIS
trict Hs made q favorzhIez impression
By his esfnessness in behalf Of the Z MON
cause. HeisA gentlenan Of undoubted
IoyAItJ-shough lifelong Democrat,
snd if elected viii 81 the position Of
Judge With dignity and integrity. ~
Afs late hour the meeting adjourned
wsll pleased with the evening 5 enter
taiamenk -.s tsfss,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
no Lease.
70 STOCKHOLDERS.

sKcRKrARr's 0FFIcs T. q Q. H. T. Co., J
Evansville, lad. sept f2th. 1854. J
NOTICE IA BEREBY aIvES THAT THH
~ Aanual Mestingof stock helaersin Ghfs Cen.
p9ny wil b hslA a. the Court Hoass IN the city q
Evansville. on Monday, the 81 dag u oetobsr nsxt
- 10 s'eiock ~, AZ skieh tine "a ei-etioa III
be 5sld for tkTtssa BiFsetors. serve ssr thsen-
nzing y~ar.
By orisr sf the Bozvsi
sspls-sl oess J. L. MARTIN. s.s'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
PIANOS.
FIRsT-CLAss PIANOS.
Misses Lawrence
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE C0,PAKTNEBsHIP HERETOFORE
eHisting between james N. caritn and Philip
AasFaeheFs under tbs mans aud styia Of CaFiiu a
co-, wss dissolved By lsutnAi consent 90 he ath
day Of August, isef- All dshts due, and eeiaR
"a and By said hrm. will l. seitlsd hy Philip An-
spacbsr, no has pUr~ kAsed the sntrs interest u
James ". caEiin r. the ssid co partnershlp and
business. JANIS ~. CAELiH,
aagie PHILIP AssPAcHER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

sS- Messrs. Allen, aud Niblsck flash
up and polish of Warriek County to-day
(Friday) BY a debate Al BOonyille at l.
p NJ They viii return. to. Granville
tonight and "a vincennss io.morroN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
RECRUITS WANTED.

nA4 hChDh1D recruits NAMED 10 all 90 the
~ tosA Indiana Cavalry. stationed AZ Pulaski,
xsnea He1roitz WI apply to Capt. c. K Drew,
Fyevoaa AarsAal % tha Ftrst Conxrsssiouai Dis
ertets h<sdguarteEs At Evaasvills. lad Trans
poraafion furnished e Paiaski whsre the rexi.
4set q eslas ssSly armed sad ncuntsd.
.strrsf. tatsa fuos- q. WILLIAMSON
aG4x1 trtgasA &ajo< loan Ind. Cav
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
Contents First Page.

Address OF the Union State Central
Committee; Indiana Branch U. s.
Christian Commission; Sam Msdsry on
the Chicago Convention; spirit Of the
Press-How Treaty may be Made;
The Cowardly Traitors
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Property at Priv
waite Sale.


rhrss COED hoases at iuassisa 81 Ann a.l Diyi-
s1sn STREETS
Twe-story Frsns On Let street. rw
Rslsk aesss or sycamore, bstvsea laird Asa
Foarth streets i
Tue large Hsasss % pixision street R Ht
fkres Roasas f9Grth street. sr...- IS 81
&c 4 Brick House "a tick IS. Lssasco. -
DeHes Frsas on Sixth, bstwesn DiEision sad
xugis sgrmsss- lgraus e sRa-
Two iasgs Houses an MAiH. opposite Depot.
LArgs housa en- seventh, above Eain-id rooras
Ho1ss % u 81 above Dr.. Skls,k e14
Gees Doubls tsssRent In Grsskssillo-~7 rooma. Z
Tws large Hoasss ast cut o. the CorporatIen. +
six &c FsFAs nFaF EEansxilis.
leo hi1s Building Lots. untmrTsxsd- 81
i05s aercs a. the SAILS Well. r--.
81 sersa thts si4s Oak Hin Csaeasry.
a. acres tbs Hsadarson Ferry sgEGfr
30 .crns In Pessy enuuty, wsst % hit Verses
.oos AIRS il Nsrriek eoanty.
A splsadga rssidenos Al Bsoavills With sbs aerss
aitaehsd--ens II ths hanesomsst in fhe casn q.
The sitY property wlh ssll on rsxsonahis
tsFma.
Ths Lads viii ALI e. sxchznsa for city prsp-
ssty- ALNAu JoHssoN.
ssptis s. Peal Estats Agsnt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
STOLEN.

CsT0IES FROM MI RESIDENCE. THEE
- niles west 81 BoonyIlis, Warriek ccunty on
lsss susd&y svsaings tirss Wassh-s-ons golden
sea laced cyiiBdsr secapenszfs enc silver cyiiz-
DIR esca psBsnf hGntiEg cass-cr EaiFAnized, and
one opss 1zesd silver watch All Of Tie wa;shss
bore second hands. for
Thsy were stolen By Fsfsgss from Atlanta He
i srsaii uzn, with fair Whiskerss and sfuttsrE-
He gfyes his name Is william Orion. aaS wears
black hat, lipsn epAf. and shses. His Is heavy
set. Ysiiow eom plecled, With rather Large syes-
Beth are poorly dressed.
I VA BAY : fber1bIe reward fsr the rsesgery Of
the watches. snd xIse for the sstsation e the
tkssk ISAAC ALEXANDER,
ssptIszf8df
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
Col. w. @. Mank,

or the s2d Indiana Volunteers, IL snBoaaesd I
slFak al tbs following places aud tlmss; e
ivan siiis, Saturday, Sept. ITth, at 7 >, ~
tsnueton, Tuesday, Sept. zOih, At 1FA
Tell City, Wednesday. sept 9ist. att ?. n.
Troy. Friday, sept Z3a, "a ,. n. rtE Era
TsrFe Hauts, Monday. sept zsth, ats.
Sept 12-dkNtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

pJ~ The Times is bowling over the
treatment Of its rebel friends in Pads
cab BY Gen. Paine, It's sympathies for
them areterribly aroused When did it
manifest any indignation at the internal
treatment, By the rebel authorities, Of
The Union prisoners confined At Ander-
sonvills? Gen. Pains's principal oFsnss
consists in sending north such rebelfam-
lilies as the Wolforks. For this be is de-
nouneed as s tyrAnt who permitted the
people 10 be robbed, hung, banished,
and tyraRized over in . manner which
would be disgraeeful even in Tripoli."
While this is the Times opinion Of a
Union officer who has done gallant ser
vice in the field, where is its dsuuncia-
ton Of the Confederate authorities fer
their inhuman and diabohcal treatment
OF our boys whom the fortunes Of var
have placed IN their hands as prisoners
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

law granting that s.dtbority not having
been approved TIL March Sd, 1865
some four months afterward At the
date of tbs forged letter the army was
actually crossing the Potomac, for the
purpose of being taken into action. -
Tines
It is With such silly falsebsods the
Democratic papers are endeavoring 70
shield their fasorite from the ,odium
shieh they have hsapsd upon President
Lincoln in regard TO the draft The
Times forgets-(no, il does not forget,
it wiIlfully attempts to deceive the pso
pls,) not only that there was authority
for draft, bat that drsf. actually
took place in several of the States, in
GLIDING three townships of this county.
Why papers viii 50 positively assert
what everybody, who reads at all, know
to be false, is mystery to Is Certainly
40 votes are to be made By Il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

and that terms Of reeonstructioa wou d
be offered. which We might with honor
accept don't say, however, that they
sreuld be accepted
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
Snldlern Think af rhIs /

It is a significant. as well as notorious
fact that NOT one STATE ,choss legislation
is controlled by the CePperheads Ads
authorised or enabled the soldiers TO
rofe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
baalAa GEo1B. McCLELLAS,

aa Zc Majora5enerAl1o
Ihs abeEs,ie4ssr u being extensively
printed by the Ahslfien press, As cam
p@aent decamsnfs iasshow that Gsneral
= neCleiisn was an advocate of the draft
!. y lenaa.etsdlyA forgery. Is. at the
1ns e = alleged 10 have bean written.
% A1ksorsy &xisksd De- dyafs a aIl-ths
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
" HEADo rs ARMT OF rHE PoToMA1,
WAsHrSozox. Sent IL Ig6I

\
/" MAJ Ces. NJ r. Banks, r. S a.
General - Aher fun consultation
with the President, Secretary Of War,
&c, il has been decided to effect the
operation proposed for the 18th. Ar
engagements have been made TO have
Government steamer Al Annapolis 70
receive the prisoners, and carry them to
their destination.
"Seme four or FIVE Of the chief men
in the affair are 10 be arrested to-day.
When they meet on the 18th, you will
please have everything prepared 70 ar
rest the whole party, and be sure that
none escape.
F" II is understood that you arrange
with Gen. DIX and Gov Seward The
modes operandi IL has been intimatsd
TO me that the meeting might take place
en the 18th; please be prepared. l
would be pleased TO have you advise ne
frequently OF your arrangements in re-
gard to this very important matter.
"If IL Is successfully carried out, il
will 20 far toward breaking the back
bone Of the rebellion. II viii probably
be well 10 have special train auiesly
prepared to take the prisoners to Anna
polls.
sw" ! leave this exceedingly important
affair TO your tact and discretion, and
have but ose thing to impress uSon yo0
the absolute necessity Of secrecy aud
success. sas
(" With the highest regard. I an, my
dear General, your sincere friend,
"GE0 B. McCLELLAx,
ese Mai. GeR. u. a A."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
MARRIED..

e Earris4. Oh thu nOraing Of the Isgh OF sept T
o. st Pxnl's Church. EyaasvIls, b. Rev. EIias
BirdsaI, caAs ". PIKE, or EaFssxtts. IND, %
Mis- NAEY B. HAFy, Of this ely FSE "
(LahJstts Courier and Journal please espy1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
Col. Allen and Judge Hiblaek,

OUAs A1AEH AA1 . Jug 2 AADASSAf
The Union and Den JerAt c Aominsss for Congress-,
Ist District viii address the psspis at the follow
Ing places and times;
Shoals, Martin county. Monday. Sept. Issk, At
lF.n. H#fEIHTls al
Dover Hill. Martin county. Tuesday. Sept. 2otA
iPN
Geargs Cats. Knox esanfy. Friday. sept al,
at ~
Warrington Davisss e9naty, saturday. sept.
9th. At Tx.
YiBssnRss, Knox eonntys Saturday, Sept. 24th,
at y.
Petersbmgh, Pike county, HSadsy. sept. zesh,
at =. n. 5 1.se E
wiBsiow. Pike county. Wednesday, September
9th, at Pm. fcI ~
Nashville. Knox county, Thursday, s4ptsmber
29th, atIPs a4 sspl2-dx wsd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
FOR SALE.

4 HOUSE, ANR LOT ON FULTON AVENUE.
pssr water street. Lanasco. The house Goa !.
talns six reens, kitehsas and good cellar, with
Sac sat-houass
house. eoHialnfng foar rooms and = kitchen,
en- Lsst streat, Lamasco.
] dsabls hsns house. containing Thirteen
Sesms. en Walnat street, near Third.
TIVE tsn acre tracts Of lard, near the city limits
EnQnire of RUDOLPH KEAR.
~ Real EsaAts Agent
o9es In Halls Block. opposite the Crescent city
~ aeplG-im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
nELAHA 2. WILLTAMsOK. Rsq

Unlon fominss for Attorney GsAsrai, viii Addrsss
the people on public apestiens, a. the following
places and tiuasss a 500 ee
wA<hiBetoa, Davlsss County, Friday, sept
10th. Al 7P.H ..-.s......,.
~ IN a
The Union men Of tire various Localities will
please take measures bring oat large eF9wds to
| hear this able shsmploB Of UHioH, FrsedoHs, and
] Nationality. II str5 E4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
Church Properly for Sale.

FEyHK TRUSTEES or THR LOCUST STREET
u Methcdist Church ofer for sale their ga
CAnreh On Leessf street, between Second ana
Rnsalrs 81 ASA IGELKHART,
aaxea.tf Tkird street
LIME RESIDENCE ron SALE The splen
= Il did rssidanoe and grounds cfths late H. p. Cas-
AL cry. Ansiy locntSd in ehs immediate vicinity
o. No. Varncn, Indiana, are ITO purchasers
stprtTass sals. Tbs grounds contain about sessn
49,. and tbs premises are in complete repair
fsfsons destrous Of purchasing one OF The hand
SoAnsst places IN Southern TndiAna are referred TO
EM.ERKNCER, Esq, Mt Vernon, or
SEo.J. oHAHDLER. Esq, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
HRanouAKrks AKazx PoroMAc,

8a9 ,ylai5a6 0cfoher ~, 1854
Yoar Excellsney ID aware Of the vary
srsat arsdnesioa sf numbers that has
taken plaza in most Of tbs old regiments
Of this command, and how necessary it
IL to FIJI up these skeletons hsfors taking
them again into action. hare the hon
or. fharsfors, 10 seqaess that the order to
I'll up the cid regiments with drafted
nea nav At once Be issaed ia ss6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

- 70. II FIkE7 NDJHTT. -|H|I.|
The undivided y of " u 81 y I sr, section 4,
toFn 2, ranFs ~ pesf. n6dsr wkIch trad. and
~ hia y feet q tbs surfaos lies coed vein Of
Alse, $50 acres In the south est part 81 aaid
county sol and tiInber good. Tkis trsef Il aiss
rich IN mineral produets. Title psrlect.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
COUNTY UNIONTICKET


tKlsc'tons Tuesday. October 18th, 1884,
- For R,prs.snisiivs.
80 FRRDERIcK W COOK, Of Pidgson.
Fss Usrk Of Courts
20 lfsl BLYTHE lHYREs Of Pidgeon.
40 ~ Na psy sheriff
RcBERT EARLEY, Of Pidgsop.
For ILsasarer
COL. JOHN RHEiaLAhDEE' Of Perry.
Us 5sasr tfl For Recorder.
res CASPER ToAHkMKLT, Of fidgsoh
...., Der coroHa.
.asf e JOHN BfscHMANS. Of Pidgson.
~ ~ - Tor ssyssger
srlr, sAhpEL Q. RoakRs, Of Union.
For County Coumissionsz.
CHARLES KNOW LES, Of scott.
unian ExssatIve COMMITTEES, list
District.
paVisss.--JoHx VAN TREEs, principal;
rrrrrfr W =. TnonPsos, contingent.
Bsbsss-JoHS MkrS, principal;
ERNST PfcKnAapT, contingent.
Assssa-N d FRkSoH. principal;
81 JknEs T. EmnAEE. contingent
Haas.-Muros Oars. priaoipaii
JAxes s. PRIfeHEtF contingent.
Ma~ssa.-LE~1s DEooks, principal;
MICHAEL REtLLrs contingent
ptts.-aooDLErT MoHaAs, principal;
p. 0.HAasoSS. contingent.
Fssss---JoHN A. MASS, prl ierali
n. ,. RooHas, contingent.
evssssy.-JAnfs FARGET, principal.
RI kEncnEVAL, contingent
Ys.dsrs..rgA-AEvAa JoHSaoS, principal.
- .se-s JAMS II. MeNEELr, eonttagent.
Rsrrssk.--JoHs r, HANDY, principal;
..,s-s 81 J, D. FuDsRsrH, contingent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16
Carpenters Tools For Sale


DOB SALE AT PCBLIc AUCTION, ON SAT
- era4y, lTth inst, bstvesn and Ao'eloek, At
~ cinsinnau House. on vine strset, betweea
~ asd watsr.A lot Of valuable Carpenters
Tooh Sale " theut reservation.
ssPl2-lwd =. KRET6, widow.
a SMALL FkRM SITUATED IN LAW
- ssnes eeenty, State 81 Illinois. two miles
- Ans " snAsh river. IL contains 40 acres Of as
- 11ao - san ee iound any where. i6 Of which
eheer cultivation, and the whole well fe0eed.
49, .. s,so Vns Sod new log house. With smoke
eeees. staels, etc. WIN es sOld eaeap. Title in
ei.Pstaels. For further partieulsrs emo ire A
tkh efncs. 80 - - -
USEFUL. LIGHT. DRAUGHr STEAM
- seat, n god running order. Chean for
enak. Require Il AeAR teF
AaSs7-eu cox4 HUMPHREY.
A LOT. WE'LL SITUATED IN A pEsrR mr.
n Part 81 the city, one hundred By one hupdr-s
cad nfassy eight SAX New cottage frame hensr
elnasrn, Ac. Apply to ma GRkHAM
wslksr's kew, Third 81, Bat sycamore and Vim.
Z sHf44-a hvan VILE. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-16

Ths shove goods VII b ssId 81 The ioE,st rzar-
BET rAass, ane delivered free % charge zaywbsfs
within city limits- rafrf 10 n I'D
Gene and eEAmins eur stick II ell bs no
tfoutis 70 show Kooas.
TAaskinK our naa1ssclss ffisnds Tor past Gasors
Ne vonid respectfully solicit Hbsral share Of
their patronage 1r fhe future
sEELIG. L0EwKEsTETE 90.
~ Ne. - Mails 81, crssesnt City BuHdinR.
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