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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED a.
the Post-Ofios AZ Evansville, stats Of Iadians
s5th day OF July, 1854
ES- t. obtain any Of these letters, the ap2li-
can't must cali for - adretlssS Eezsrss1 give the
data Of this list and par csnt for zdvertisiEg
RS- II not called for within a.o-fh, they Wis
Be sent 10 the De4d- Letter Once.
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residences Of owners in the Larger cities. nay >
SECURED BY Observing the foilowiRg KtLEs
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2 HEAD letters With the writer's pss-95tcs
and Staks street and sHzb~r. sign theu Pizials
With fall nasses and request that answers b
directed accordingly.
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ter 10 thu writer, il unclaimed within thirty day,
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%, Law Of 1853.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
sympathy With Rebel Democracy.

The recent Democratic State CoHvsn-
ton, at Indianapolis, adopted the follow
ing resolution:
That we cordially sympathize with
the Democracy Of Kentucky in their pres
ent subjugated condition, deprived OF
the rights of freemen, and we will stand
by them in a manly struggle to recover
constitutional liberty"
As large proportion Of the Demoe,
raey Of Kentucky" with Breckenridge at
their head, are ia the rebel army, and
the rest are open aud Hndisguissd rebel
sympathizers, many Of them inviting and
assisting rebel raids, the above resoln-
ton is-a pretty big straw as to the treA-
sonable proehvities Of its author aud en-
dorsers We presume the resolution was
intended TO include 'the Democracy Of
all the rebel States, for there is little or
no difference between the Democracy
of Kentucky, as meant By the resolution,
aud "the Democracy" of South Carolina
And Indiana Democrats cordially sym
pathize' with the Rebel Democracy, and
pledge themselves TO stand by them" in
their manly struggle" against the Gov
ernment-SoHth Bend Register
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
APoor Dodge.

The Copperhead plot of that old 20.
litieal fox, George Sanders, in pretend
ing to offer terns of peace to the Ad-
ministration, falls still-bOrn. We hear
bat little about il It was too transps-
rent to deceive anybody bat human gud-
geohs. The proposition for the North
to pay the deb. of the South was too
broad joke, aud proved the whole thing
an imposiure. AS the boy said to the
Snowman" Zebra, eh! Fool who with
your painted mules7"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26

Butternuts are peace men no longer
They I'll the air with kissing, hot burning
words that smell Of war! high sounding
fierce words that make the flesh creep
and the knees weaken. Lava scorehing
words that conjure visions Of pistols,
thunder, streets filled With bloody eorpses
and cutters running blood All for
what? Who must die? Whose blood
must water the earth? Where is the
fighting to be? In front of Riehmond2
oh, you poor, unsophissicatsd reader,
nothing at ell of that sort The fight
ing is to be done right here in Evans
vile without going away off for it The
blood to be shed is that of these Liakin-
its speakers, such as met in the Court
House on Saturday They must die
They have been calling Butternuts BY
the name Of rebel, and now, since Sher-
mans success, the Butternuts no longer
consider the term rebel a compli-
meni, and so without giving the Linkin-
ties any notes that they have concluded
to object to the term, threaten Us with
determination We hope they will think
better of their bloody purposes and re-
consider the case Of Col Fletcher and
others These speakers had read the
platform Of the Princeton Convention,
/ and surprising that il meant what il
/ said, innoeentiy called !; a rebel plat
I form, but if il was all perpetrated ss a
/ Joke no doubt they will take back what
/ they said about il, Up to the time the
| Convention of Saturday met il had re-
ceived no news that Mr. Whittlesey and
his friends we're nos rebels, nor had il
received news that the Princeton
platform, as it appeared in the Tines
I was all typographical error, or merely
a Joke on JEFF Davis Then why bls n E
the Convention or its speakers
We hope the Buttefnnt gsntlemep who
have taken such war-like attitude will
think better Of their bloody threats and
| retire to their psace platform.
One gentleman on Third Street, whose
patriotic intentions Of joining the hGn.
dred days service we're all Frustrated by
discovering that he had varicose vein,
We are told il taking a beligerent atti-
tude-he intends 10 volunteer before the
next draft, and is only strengthening bis
nerves BE- little innocent taIk'abOu'
blood
Before the District Convention meets
on Wednesday, It would be well to as
certain whether the Confederate Demoe
racy are as mad as they were, and
whether they will permit the speakers
to say what they please, aud il not, il
would be well to ascertain what may b
said and what may not be said.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26

EibIack, who in the Legislature Of 1868
did everything in his power to slough Of
the Northwest as a separate Confederacy
to embarrass the State and National Ex
ecutiTes in the discharge of their duties
in the work of putting down the rebel
lion and saving the Union; and to rem
der the rebellion triumphant success
and the Southern Confedsracy an indie
pendent power, and this glorious Old
Union by.word and reproach thu ough-
out all the earth
Resolution 10 delights in I" the spirit
Of Cancellation and harmony manifest
ed at the State Democratic ConYen-
tion-a body which led off in the total
ignoring of the war for the Union, and
thereby drew upon itself the anatbemas
Of the organ Of its party in the West
and pledges the Princeton delegates to
cordially support the nominations made
at indianapolis for State officers, who
are all Copperheads Of the meanest kind.
Here are the whole Of the resolutions
passed at Princeton, and we give their
substance entire. Look at them, reader,
and see if you can notice any essential
subject omitted that ought to be men
toned in every set Of resolutions passed
in these revolutionary times
Do you see the fact mentioned that this
Republic, the migh.iest and freest that
ever existed, is soughtto be torn to pieces
and divided into an indefinite nam
Der Of contemplate eonfederacies BY a
gang Of traitors7 Do you notice any
thing that tells that great war is raging
the greatest that ever crimsoned the
earth with patriot-blood--a war that is
witnessed With awe and trembling by
foreign spectators, and which is defined
to control the destinies Of mankind for
centuries, either for veal or woe? Do you
discover embodied in these resolutions,
anything to indicate that the Govern
ment is right in the almost superhumsn
efforts that il is and has been making
for the purpose Of preserving the pre-
cious trust committed to its keeping By
the people2 Do you find any declara.
ton that the rebels are wrong IN iheir
unholy attempt to destroy the only hope
Of freedom on earth and to turn bach
the tide OF progress and civilization
from its fullest flow to its lowest ebba
| DO you see any expression indicating
that those who adopted the resolutions
wish the rebellion crushed and the integ
rity and honor Of the Union maintained
In all these ten resolutions, nothing o
the kind is to be found They are al
devoid of any expression Of pure patri
ctism as the Constitution Of the rebe
Confsderaey is of regard for the right
Of the people, and they abound as mael
in treason as that instrument does
The sssemblsge which adopted thos,
resolutions could not have done JEFF
Daviss work TO better advantages thar
they didin declaring themselves in ia
vor of the very principles which he advo
Gates and wages war for. The univer
sal endorsement Of this platform BY th,
Northern people will be all he asks.
The platform contains the most dam
nabIe heresies that have ever been enun
ciated in the North IG the people err
dorse them, they are fit subjects for tn
tyranny of JEFF. Davis 4 Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
FOR SALE.

INoE SALE, ~ o00DsELL tow, lIvE
j aud a half ncrcFcf lard riib the follov Ing
improvements: ~ story brick building, con
t.iDlng eight rooms kitchen. collar, AMI tive
LoIchos, O gooi eisifrn stable, and fhgds f5r
carr ago aud wool. ts0 a.. - 10 orchard Of r Ice
.rafisd frnit tts-s, % atpids, pHats, pft-hes
ounces. cherries, and tmAil ruiz, and q" her
shrubbery two acres 10 MEADOW toT fntHrf
particulars enIpif ~ srhfoed = 4 ismcAesH p y e
60 store.
HOUSE FOR SALE a fIRsT GLASS Bveil-
II ing House, containing ave rooms, in q good
ioea'lon. Possession gitan Immediately For
further part ieulars enquire at this offios
iy7a1. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
TOIHy.
Dr. HI. Anslers g. Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver Kid
seya. Digestive organs, and Giandular system.
The success which has attended the use II this
remedy in private Practice. and the endors ment
Of medical authority, enable Us 10 recommend IL
t. the practitioner aud the public, feeling cons
hdent that with fair trial IL will attest It's
excellence In the cure of ehronlc diseases which
indicate Iodine, such scrofaa, Bronchitis, skin
EruptioBs, Heart, Liver, and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, nys-
pepsia, Debility, Syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
Of todiae Water a. containing three quarter
grains FURK Iodine IN rach hnid.duacs run wa
ter, solvent bssHg used II Il not liable to de.
ooAposition nor spontaneously formed ineauali.
ties neither ia the Iodine oxydizcd nor neutral
iaod By combination with any ingredient, which
render this solution superior to any other met bod
81 exhibiting Zodiac,
Full directions accompany each bottle, that Il
may be ased ~ family medicine we'll ny
Price ons dollar per bottle on receipt u ase
dollars, six bottles delivered rREE by express to
any address.
Beware OF counisrieits and limitations which
unprineipled dealers endeavor to dispose Of on our
reputation. See our signature and trademark
(khe Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT,
dpon the labels and Wrappers Of each bottle With.
out which none Is genuine.
DR.. n. kNpERs b CO.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

IRON TIE SUBSCRIBER, on MONDAY
Il night, Tn z7th inst. two woTk Horses. one
a Dark Bay. about Is hands high, in god CIDER.
the other sorrel, When not srnbu-nsd Chssuut
sorrsl Vita IittIe whito near the tip of his nose
thin in flesh and i51< hands high Both horses
wsEe b4rcfooed
literal inward viii BE- given to any ona r.
turning the horses, or givisg such informAtsou
will e1slis the owEsr 70 get them.
7. c. GALE,
CorEsT Of Third aud Gum ssrssts.
fHtvf-Ek<t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26

~ Col Jaquess, of Illinois, whc re-
Gently went to Richmond on a mission
OF peace, is a brother of J. S. Jaquess,
of this city 1t is understood that he in
tends to publish an account Of his Jour
ney.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
REMOVAL.

IT EHLERs WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
II. form the citizens Of Evansville that he has
moved his stock from his shop. Ne. - Main st,
10 the store aezt dsor TO Christ bakery, 81 Msia
street, between Third and Fourihs where he viii
ba glad to SO his old friends, and - many new
CUSTOMERS as think veil to patroEizs him-
werk done With neztEess AID despatch
jya6-Iwd h EHLERS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
MOWERS AND REAPERs

Mowers and Reapers for Sale.
WE HAVE on HAND ASD FOB SALE, At
w the lowest prices.
= CoHnbIzed B1cksys Mowers and Resrsrss
Is Buckeye H0xerss
p Quaker Movers;
Is Quaker Mowers and BeAperE5
-whirh usachin,ss xe warrant as good a. the hest
row In uss. KRATZ q BEILHAN.
nays5 DAWN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES

remedy most valuable to them, Judging from the
large demand for DixoSs BtAeKsrRY oARNtSk-
TIVE, and great ia the number Of certificates Of
cures Of Dysentsry aud Disrrhsea, which Nc Ia
wilson has received r. them. Ii cures both old
and new cases. Iy22 2wd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
WANTED.

CcHOOL TEACHER = By the Congregation
> Benai Israel. eomps;eRt Male eacLsr " he
English Branches to take charge u their S. hool
about the ist % septemb next. Salary literal.
For particulars, apply to
%. HERMANN. President.
WM. LOwENTuAL, stcry. lnis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Elder Dayid Walk. Of Cincinnati is preaching
nightly at Crescent City Hall. The public are
cordially invited TO attend Services commences
promptly Al s o'clock. jy26 a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
a CARD.

HAVING DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT
IL say stock Of goods the earliest OPPortu-
nifty, will effer a bargain 10 any one desiring
good location. 7. A LYON.
iyzo-Sld No. 3 Water street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26

IN THE COUNTRY STORE o. MAIN street,
/ a sum Of money, which The 9wnsr can obtain
by calling there, proying property, aud ra}tng
Tor this sdfertisaInent Iy2j1vd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
WHARF BOATS.
}. 7 cox 2 n HUMPHREY.
cox & HUMPHREY,
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.

And SPECIAL RAILROAD AGENTS,
Evansville, Ind.
Sc WIN make liberal cash advances on con-
slgnmsnts OF Produce aud Tobzeco to New York
spF4s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26

Thia oeiebfateu Toilet Soap IN Each uni
VeTsal demand, Is made from the choicest ma
tsrlels, 10 mlld aud emollient in its nature,
raErantiy scented, aud extremely bene
aetal IN its action upon tina skin For sale by
Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
Rheumatism NO disease is 50 certain
cure BY Brxndrsth'a Plilsas this, They sson iaks
Ost Of the blood the particular virus upoa which
eli the pain depends, and the patient Is cured.
mr.. T. N. Adams, COG Twelfth Street, New
York, aHqHrrrd with Eheumatisn for a long perod
Ne vas attended BY able physieians. but their
prescriptions were Of % avail he was unable to
aovs without assistance, and for four months was
almost entirely confined 10 his bed, AZ this Pc
riod Of bis sickness, when hope had hsd, AL he
expected 10 be a cripple for the remainder Of his
lie. he Was recommended to use RRAEDRETIIs
PILLS.
Tho hrst box evidently made him better the
improvement more decided from the second
3oS, asd By the time he had used eighteen boxes,
he was entirely cured Of rheumatism, and the
strength and supp'-ness Of his limbs were IT
stored Iti nov OVER year that this cure has
bssn Affected, AID he has had no return, hut con.
tinura the endowment of perfect health iu25 3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26

ron ELECTORS At LARGgs
David 8 gooding, Ct Hancock. r
ElchAsJ W. 7 thompson, Of Yig0
yog sT1TE ELYcToHs.
ist Dintrict-James G. penny, ef Bhon.
John 3. H0nghisnd. II ST. netr.
"a Distrlet--Cyfus y. NIXON, Of Clark
FrancIs Westsr, ~ LagYange.
"a District--Henry Il. Pfltehsrd, Of Barihoio-
new.
Maaissn EFaps, n InwreBfA.
tth District -Leonidas Eext0n, Of Rfsh
Nv KyKer, II Tfatkiin
Bth Distrlef--B Benz 1. 7 Clay peel, OF Fayefts@
~ Joshna ~. alsliett, n IleHry.
9Th Dlstrist--J. J. Wright Of Morgan.
30 &c. 0FsoB, Of Shelby.
TIN Distrlet-John oeborB, 81 PBtHatR.
Thomas 3. Rice, Of pafks.
sch Dlsaist--R r. Davidson, II Tippeeasaes.
rf Benz. GrcgDTy, Of Warm.
9th Distrtst--Jzlaes D. RelfsEd, Of White.
Aaron Gaerney. Of Porisg
10Th Distrisf--T r. Dickiasons Of DsKaib
Haliet KllhoHTBs, Of Elkhayt.
l1tb Dlstriet--.fohn 81. wallace, Of Grant.
james 81 Templer, Of jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
HEADS THAT REBEL

against she rules Of taste aud beauty in thcireol-
In the loss Of all th, r color, nay be changed
in few moments to
ANY BEAUTIFUL SHADE
by 9 single application Of
CRISTADoRoss HAIR DYE.
The rapidity OF its operation. perfect safety per-
mAnent health ul effect; and the exceeding depth
aud richness Of the huss it impsrts, distinguish
this preparation from all other Dyes la uss In this
country or In Europe.
CrIstadoro's Hair preservntlve,
a valuable adjunct to the Dye. in dressing ana
promoting the growth aud perfect health OF the
hair, and Of itself, when used alOne-a safeguard
that protects the HbrSs from decay under all cir
eumstaness and usdsr all chimes. Manufactured
BIZ J. CRlSTADoR0, No & Astor House, New
York Sold BY all Druggists. Applied by
Hair Dr-sscrs. jus4 I'm
INPoErAxr TO LApIEs.-There Is published
letter, as well as some other important matter, to
all delicate amales, in Bells new advertisement,
under The head Of "a Private"
The letter referred TO is written by the eminent
DR.. Wright, Of the St Louis Threat and Lung
institute. Those interested will read the adver-
tIssmsnt, ard, Ne think, call on Dr. Bell, whose
consultations ara free, and who treats aud enres
without Unnecessary examinations OF operations.
Cures warranted or no par asked. iys-lydkw
Dz. BELI. from Bellvieu Hospital, New York
oity, has DOW been here long enough to prove his
professional capabilities, and has done so to the
satisfaction OF large number Of cur citizens, and
those from other towns and the surrounding
country.
His last advertisement. and accompanying let
Ter, under the head Of Private" should Be care
fully read by all. Ne Mercury used in his srsst-
EasntI Consultation Eso. iyslyd&W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26

against she rules Of tAste aud beauty in theireol
or in the loss Of all tn, ir color may be changed
In few moments to
ANY BEAUTIFUL SHADE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-26
IN. H. kEpERs 3 co


Physicians and Chemists.
No. as Broadway, New York.
ia Aavaun -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21
THE NEWS.

Tas Richmond front waa onos moro all
,u.t:," on yesterday, until about five o'clock
n .!.r afternoon, when heavy csnnonade oc'
,pr.i iastiu, ior vsry short time, however.
r,,r:i,ct OF ,hs sudden outbreak was unex-
,,,,1sa up IL u late hour, but from its brief
,.,,.s,,n il ia supposed 10 have been unimpor-
t7t ,,ai.t also prevailed at and around
r..,1.5n.g. sad We go. nothing from the yal-
L., The uorthern news published elsewhere,
,,r.s calculation to magnificent lie, to the
eas,, ;h.. Long-trset had been whipped by
Sisri.an'e t9rncS Tbs fight alluded to, in
r..:,iy t.Srrei 9u, ~ b. small affair in which
tbs i.,.kcss wefe beaten. 1t was nothing,
hlve5or, ~ hr4s cm, Iii tie face OF our re-.
7cnt ni-tcr;unss II ltat quarter. The latest
u.ws .r:.u Georgia Through our own and
northern sources, represent very Interesting
SITUATION in that department. What will c,mc
Of il oil. remains to bs wrought out and fought
oat within the next few woeks. $
Tho news from Georgia, published in the
New York Herald" processes to be 'from
sherman" and Of date lG.h inst G. A. Dana,
.s.iirE Secretary Of War, tslcsraphs to Gen.
D1. iaat "hd:icss' from Sherman, no. dss-
psItaes, In: "ado:ccs," indicate" that Hood
has ts,ian hack itr.e adrices are nothing
,nvrc ,iat - tcie.ra;n teom Chattanooga, OCT.
l1,h. SOL tr,m rrs wv lizard Warner, Of
u II. sheru,aos Stst." There is nothing, in
reality, "IrJhi Sherman"
fsoN SASr TENNESSEE.
The ioil5~ing sG.i,l despatch was received
yesterday
EtQs's A N. v. OCT 10.
R2n les. i S.Idon. Secretary of War:
Gan. Breakirridgs reports that his SHUTS,
~, the n,sA. nI the lG "a. burnt tho rsiir,a1
A-idse ovsr Messy Greek. Before daylight.
ct, lis lst,. the enemy hurriedly evacuated
Rail- l:?. fatrea,:ts towards kno1ville.-
General Vaushu is pareuing.
r. LEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21
October 1th. lSG.i

October III, 1901
Mrs Harriet j johnson, Snasta postrti;cr
Srartanhnrg Distriot. C.-Ynur bnrboni ~
in hospital ut Alexandria. Va woundsd in the
fnot at FL, LATHE Of Malvern Hill in Jnlr In.
lie hiss suffered much pain. is still feell". hu!
not now in any danger Of losH Of either life or
limb. His spirits ara good, nsl hia wan's
have been .srpplied, and he il very kinilv
treated by his hcppita! attendants. anil h"rf=
shortly 10 hear from you through thia came
chanunl of communication.
Risbmnni and South CaroliIn rar:rs ni'sfH
cnny, and Col + p Jonaa, acan. If Son:h c.
roiirn irccrs in Richmond, ia respectfully ~
queated to forward clip t, Mrs Johnaon ny
mail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

IosrSo.RArI SraTks CoUkT.-Judge Hsly-
kGT;oa, of ,:.a Cc:.r.c. 40 S.a.e1 Court yes
tasi!: awarded {. viii u habeas aorpus 10 the
caEc 81 T. T. madegsn, q number Of Captain
Vim II H.7gacd'e company, who claims ex-
e!a;a,j4 from as17;oo On tho ground that since
III ;.;stu..nt nc has hecoms n coutraot.r Tor
csrty;ng thu ma IL.
A .ri: was Eiso awarded 10 Tie ehss %
J3ssth Ounce, plo claims that hs is unIaw-
icE, hold in custody by Major Thomas u.
Pc;ttn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21
NarsT,rt a.. 4 1Sh.t

To II Clay DaIlam. ESQ, Richmond, Va--:
Aunt Bette put personal in IN" uar'r s"mr
four weeks ago, telling you Major Mu': r.
would give mother raaa. bv crlA. o. General
Butler. but as We bavs received no ans~"- 10
il. fear that il was not received Aun. Bat
tie'a health is about the same she is an ziouSIy
exre,.';r: r'nt'or's return. The rest Of ,ia rrc
all wall. Write by flag Of irncs or though
The Duly Nows personals. Yours.
Eranr;s 7 n,iism
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

To John Witherspoon Williams, Society
Hill, s. C.--Have failed to gain cn7 informs
ton of Captain DuBose. except that no ia NJ!
n prisoner at Paint Lookout or Fort Delaware.
Will inquire further. Love to your mother
and all We are we'll a. A. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

',B,NdE Of IIouR.--1ho Msy'5 yesterday
gave r0tise ltht on and after mnunay next no
void or,n conr, at 9 instead Of 10 o'clc"k in
to- rncrnng. IL diin't think tho n o'clcck
Lanr operated quito 30 well. as the hour be-
;"t.u Iire and ten Was thrown away useltss-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

NcW UTHf OUI =, ICOf'
To Thomas H. Ellis, Richmond. Va -Uh-
servAl vcur personal to Richard S.. through
Richmond Enquirer. Received frat letter
from him rccor,;iY. Will a.e1d to all his
wnu:a. Who is J,S.ai ut Camp CnaHe ? Dan
serve him. Col Fu'kArson. With COO other
cfia.rt. traneferr5d 20 Norris Island Friend
IN the West are vel Answer.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21
jain sums Island O,t. 5. lSG.

Captain MalsrcheE is Is prisoner of war,
and is supposed ta be nov ut Hilton Head
bad eeSerai ir:tars from him during his Don,
dnfmcut at F"rt D,larnre. The last | got
stated that he was mlng thu Eumber shat
we're to leave The next day for tho above neo,ed
place. lla Was ssr'Ire1 during the battles of
tho Wilderness nnt; il nat wounded.
J 81 Stsptoe.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21
WILLIAMSBURG, n Y, o.

Williamsburg, N Y. Oot 3, 1861.
Information ia wanted cf the whereabouts
and condition Of Charles Churchill Go l,
Nine.y.nin:h Regiment, n Y s V. squad u.s.
He was taken prisoner about tae fret OF De-
cember, 1863, at Newbsrn, N @, and brought
to Belle Island, Richmond, since which t'mc
nothing has bscn heard Of him. Answer
through New York News. 80,
Catherine Churchill.