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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

5. T.-l560-X.
Persons Of sedsatary habits treuhlet VI a
weakness, lassitus, ralritation Of shs heArs, lack
Of appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver,
constipation. desssre to suas-. IL they viii net
try the celebrated n
PLANTATION BITTERS.
which arc nov rsoonmended By the highest unedi-
cal authorities, and warranted to produce "a 51,-
s'ss'ais beneficial eject, They are excsosinsiy
Agresaels, Ieries .ly pars. s.,d ssuss su,srcai al.
other 'onios where he4lthy, gentle stimuieat J..
required.
They purify, strengthen and invlrorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an an tidOte to chang Of water apa
They overcome the efsets Of a!ssis,.i,, .,.t
late hours.
They strengthen the system and eulivep N.
the mind.
They prevent miAsmsiic and iaserzait,sus &.
vcrs.
They purify the breath aud asiai;v Of n.
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constellation.
fAey cure DiArrhsa and U&olsra Morbns
Headache.
Thsy make the weAk strong. the lanxuia brl.
hani' and are exhausted natures great scsiarer.
TAsy are composed Of the oelsAsate Caiisays bark
Waasersreen, sassAiras, roots sad herbs. all pre-.
served in perisStls purs 81. 0Toix run. For par.
ne0iars, sss eiroaiars Asd isstimoniAls around
each bottle
Bs~Sr~ Of impostors. Examine sverv battle
See thAt i hiss eur privats q. S. STAMP u,ssaati-
lated over ths cork, with plantation seens, and
cur signature On tRe steel plate side iabss. See
that our bottle is not re-hllea with spurious aud
aeisserioas stua. Any person pretending to cell
Plantation BtteFs by tbs gallon or ia bulk, "a an
impsztor Any person initiating this boltle, or
selling any other material therein, whether esIled
Plantation Bittsrs or net, il Aeriminai under the
u 3. Law, aud VII be % prosecuted By us. We
already have oar eye on several parties rs-afilns
cur bottles, &c, who viii saececd in getting
themselves into Close quarters. The demand for
DFAks's Plantation blttsrs from ladies, clsrgy-
men, merchants. SC, Is incredible. The staple
trial Of botslei Is the evidence We present CT ihe
worth aud superiority, They are sold BY all ~
spesiAois druggists, grooers, physicians, hotels.
saloons, steamboats,, and country stores.
p. II. DRAKE co.
| No. 90 Broadway, n Y.
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CARD.

The undefslzEs1 tayipg sold ont biz entire sfosk
q Really Mads ClotbieH, md Gsatlemsns' FuT-
nishiHg Goods and retired from the business
hssstJ expfesses his grateful acknowledgement
- h-1 numerous friends and Customer Tor fbeir
past paironsgeso literally extended to him, and
Nonld respecifnily recommend Messrs. Tsyior 4
Co. Who have succeeded him IN the business and
Sho 2rs nov prepared - furnish TO their euxto1a-
ELS every Article IN their lire, Of the very bsss
quality, aid a. the nest ssEornbie psess.
sugso n. LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

Ar LAsr.-We are delighted to see,
and every citizen Of the Ninth Ward
and many others viii unite With Us in
rejoicing, that at last the lamps are be
ing re-erected oa the corner Of locust
Street aad ecaaal We have labored
zealousIy for some time past, both
through the columns of the Journal and
personally, with the city authorities, and
we are no less grateful TO them because
they have not acted more promptly in
the premises. slst41s eens
And pow, while the attention of the
authorities is turned to this point, We. in
behalf of the citizens of the Ninth
Ward, respectfully petition the said au-
thor'ties to furnish good, dry walks
across the canal. None but those whose
duties have rendered t NECESSARY for
them 10 psss .tast-svay at or beyoud mid
night in darkness, rain and mnd oa !,
realize how aggravating and sarres,;vs
of profanity it is to step-iatO a mud-holA
half leg deep, to the great detrimept 81
baots and breaches. Win the gratitude
I Of the Ninth Warders by giving them
| good sidewalks and good crossings.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
THE CAMPAIGN RESUMED III
The Second Gun for November
A Response to Little Phil Sheridan /!
The Right of Loyal Ministers
INDICATED IN
A Noble and Unanswerabls Speech

As we predicted, an immense con-
course iof ladies and gentlemen, com
prising the very elite of the city and the
country, with the intelligence and re.
spectabilisy of this whole community,
met at the Wigwam last night, to hear
Rev. Alexander Sterrett vindicate the
right and the duty Of the Christian min
isters to entertain and give utterance 10
political views, and to impress their
churches land congregations with senti'
ments of patriotism and loyalty The
evening looked threatening and lower
ing, bnt it did not deter the loyal masses
from croWding the Wigwam.
The Crescent City Silver Band made
the music, with the aid Of the Glee Club,
and, dressed in their nice new uniforms
Of brass coats aud blue buttons they
not only looked highly attractive, but
many imagined they made better music
than ever. r rrs
We never saw an audience hanging
with such eager interest on the words Of
a speaker, and we never saw crowd
who manifested more thorough con
vietiou of the truth and reason Of dis
course Few ministers ever addressed
so large crowd anywhere, and GER
tainly few congregations ever enjoyed a
richer intellectual feast.
The argument was solid, logical, clear,
and unanswerable; and If any Of those
sanity Coppsrheads, whose anxiety for
the purity of the Church has deprived
them of much sleep, were present, We
know their judgments must have been
convinced that ministers have the rights
Of citizens, as well as pot-house poliii,
clans
We hope the address win be publishs i
as a campaign document and scattered
broadcast over the Union Itwouid do
great good and save hundreds Of souls OF
honest but misguided copperheads. His
photograph of the men who are weeping,
like Rachel, over the saerilsge Of politi-
cal pre- aching, was the most graphic and
life-like picture ever held up to the gaze
of an audience.
His whitening deuuneiations Of those
who have stricken hands With the muir
derers of their sons aud brothers was ter
rible' and solemn, and every one in the
audience knew where the shafts fell
/ Mr.. Sterrett was followed in few
brief but pungent remarks By Rev, J.
g. White, when, after more music by the
Band and by the Glees Clat, the meeting
/ adjourned - 40r s,1cr III
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HAeAN,s MAGNol A nAI,n.

HAsAN's MAGNoL A BALm.
This IL ths most delightful and sxtraordlnar,
Artisls eve. iseeSsr II changes the sun burnt
faes and p - toa p'Arly satin texture fravish
ing beauty 'uparting the marble purity Of youth
and the q F-s appearance 30 invitiag IN ths city
belle Of len. It'rsmoyes tan, freoGiss, plm.
Pies Ans Ehness from the skin. leaving tbe com
plsxion d, transparent and smooth 4, con.
tains 20 material injurious 70 she skin. Patron.
izsd By Aetrosse. aud opera slugeFs. tits She
every lady should nave. sold everywhere.
Prepared BY ". X. Hasan. Troy. NY.
Address eli orders 20
DENAs $. BARsEs a Co. sswy
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XNz'Z'ZZZZZI

=. AZ - si7aieal iass aud the Press recommend
Or. Str.ekisnd's Anti Cholera NIxfrrs - fIe eriy
certain remedy for Diarrhosa and Dysentery II
y esmbsEaiion Of AstriDgsufs, AbsorbsBfs,
stimaianta, aaS CsrminaffTes, ard Is warranted
% esect cure after all other means have failed
Tor sale b. Druggists. General Depot 8, East
Fourth street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Rhl0-2tdkIy4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

THz Ere AND EAR-Dr. Gardner, the
celebrated Oeulist and Aurist Of New
York, who has been practicing with
great success in indianapolis and other
cities in this State, intends to visit
Evansville. The Doctor will be pre-
pared to receive patients on Thursday,
October 20lh-offiee at the American
House. Those requiring medical OF
surgical aid for defective sight or hear.
ing had better avail themselves Of the
opportunity Of consulting him as soon
as be arrives, as his time will be limit
ed, he having to fulfill other engage
ments in other parts of the State.
Oct. q. II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

LYONS KATHAIRoNs
kAthAiFOn Is from the Greek word .sKathfa," C.
"kAthairo." signifylns to cleanse. reJuyinste aud
restore. This article ls what It's name sirui1es
Ter preserving, restoring aud bsautibing the
human hair Il Il The mest remarkable preparations
Ia the world. IL Is again owned and put az hs
the original proprietor, and Is now made with ths
same care, skiil aud attention which gave Il =
sals Of oEer one mlllion bottles per annam.
IL is most delightful Hair Dressing.
II srsdicates seurf and dandrun.
II keeps the bead cool and claan.
II makes the hair, rich, son and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling on and turn.
ing gray.
IL restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentieman Who values beautiful
heed Of hair shoaid nae Lyons Kathalron. ftis
known and ed throughout the civilized world.
sold by all rrspectabis dealers
DkMAs BARNES a CO.. Esw Yosk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

OYSTERS. - Frank Felker advertises
bis Oyster Depot in this mornings Jour
aGL Frank keeps an excellent article
in fact he brags somewhat on the quality
of his bivalYes. The only way of put
ting his judgement to the-test that We
can suggest, is to try some of them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
PERFUMERY. sc.


lust RECEIvED AT SCHLAEPFRR'S
u Drug Store, 100 cases Of the genuine Bordeaux
or Claret Wine. 1 will warrant IL 70 be the gem
uine imported article. Also 3 fresh supply of
Oetawba Wines Just received at
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug store,
a A--sCorner Main and Second Streets,
iva Evansville, Indiana.
A MOTHER SUPPLY OF HAws' 4 STEVENS
n Family Dye Colors just rec iyed at
ScHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
TTNHE GENERATED NEW PERFUMES. TfIE
a Ruby Star, May Flower, Golden Dew Drops
Victoria Regie, Night Bloamins Cerus. Flour
CITY, and Summer Flower extracts just received {
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
= ONE OF THE GENUINE R0BiNsoNsS
~ Soap just received and for sale az
soHLAEPFER's Drug sore.
fINHE LATEST HAIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
coming In use is Luhinss Florslluas AZ 4.
lust what has always been wanted LET evety
body try it, It's the best preparation In uss.
For sale at
SCHLAEpFER's Drug sto
corner Main and Second streets.
JN@- Evansville, Ind
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LOST.

IN EVANSVILLE OR on THE MT. VERNON
i road, near Evansville, one paper box contain
lag two cloaks The hnder win be literally re-
warded by leaving the above named articles with
Morgan, Read 3 Co, No. CO Main street.
octlDsGtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

BAcox.-2 casks prime Clear Sides
just received and for sale by
Decks { DUsoucHET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

B1- The gay and delicious weather
that has prevailed for several days was
broken in upon last night by the rude
blasts Of old BOreas, whose chilly breath
comes down in ftful gusts from the
northwest, accompanied by cold
rain. -
We hope fair weather has not taken
its departure for the season.
Il is long time yet till spring, and
We hope to see, between now and Christ
mas, much sunshine and many bright
DAYS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

SALE.

Collectors Sale of Real Estate for
the Payment of the Costs and
Expenses OF Sidewalk Improve
ments. 81
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ny
IN virtue Of q prseept issued by the Mayor Of
the City OF Evansville, and 10 me directed, ! viii
Tell At Public Auction, at the door o. the Court
House In said city, Thursday. November Sd. isGi,
at 10 oelock A. NJ, the folio Aug lots parcels Of
real estate or so much thereof ~ may be necessary
tofay the amount charged and assessed against
said lots respectively for the costs aud expresses Of
making Sidewalk improvements upon said lots,
together with the costs of sale and that the said
sails will be continued on the next day thereafter,
Wis. Friday, Nov. 9Th, 1854, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
fer the purpose OF selling snch property may
have been sold on the day nrst above mentioned,
and not paid for.
ORIGINAL Plan.
NV u Of SE 81 Of lot Ts---lustua sehellhass,
%
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
Lot %, Block 4t--John q Rasink, owner.a...l0 50
nAKER's ADDITION.
Lot 10, Block Henry Mayer. owuer........... 10
CRESCENT ENLARGEMENT.
Lot 10, Block 6John Pruett, owner............ IS
Let 10, do g. do do ............ D =
NORTHERN KNIARGKaEST.
Lot 8, Block IF. If. Edmonds, owner.,-...... so
Tote, do Sired Kisterer, own r........-.. -
WILLIAM q. BoEPPLE.
eotls-id tgs e. Collector.
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FOR SALE.

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE,
i situated on Seventh street, between Sycamore
and Vine contains six rooms and Kitchen with
Cellar, W6Odhouss, and Stable, the whole run
ming back 20 an alley. Tsrms easy. Inquire en-
premises or OF Hssbit Wiggin.
octzI.Im Ri Il. WEIGHT
OHE FLIGHT OF IRON STEPS, OR STAIRS,
" for sails. Also, a lot Of old Iron. Apply 70
g. 3. COEAhT.
octi5 Cor. Sixth Avenue and Front Il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

THASKs I'VE received, the other day,
some splendid sweet potatoes from the
essimable lady of our TREAD Whiting, Of
Cynthiana- The potatoes, ike The Unioa-
ism Of our friend, we're sound to the
core They we're most excellent indeed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

Z APrLEs.-200 barrels superior Green
Apples in store and for sale by
DocKER & DusoucHEr.
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v n = n v d = q i n j ECTl u N I.
Compounded from Hoofa, Barks and


CHEROKEE REMEDY. a. great Ts.fian Din
sontsssnes Of ne Urins, Tnsansfion u "a Blad-
sr, IafaSafioA Of ds KiHegf. sfoHe r. fhs Blaeid7
frte~Fs, Grasei, glsef, GonaoyTA0e, and s .sge1al
ID rssnanended 81 oas czses Of F10r ftas f e q
- feAats) kers al he Old aaassous aediciaes hars
failed.
sEs-It 10 prepared in highly ooBesntratea
foTm, the dose being from one 70 i've fsasfeen.
fus thr.s times per day.
salt Is diuretis aud Alternative "a lts ~ tioB 20.
rifying and cleansing the blood, causing u % f09
Ia All il original purity and viEor thus removing
frota the system all Fsrnieious ezHses Nhieh have
IL dacad 6fseasa. eN
CHEROKEE INJECTION r intend
"a ally and assistant 70 thOCherokss HeTa-
edys aud should b. used in coh5uastisa With tilaf
medicine n ali caaas Of gonnorrhnea, gieat Fif8r
Aibss or Whites. Its ELECTS are healing, scofh-
ing aud dsmuloents removing AL scaiding, haal,
chOFdse am paiu. instead Of she bnrning sad H.
most uBsndufAbis pain that i experienced viii
nsaFiy all the ehsar qszet Injections
G%-By the u.s. Of the Cherokee Remedy
and Cherol<ee Hnteeffon--tiss two msdirines
a. the n2mf time--aii improper discharges are re-
moved sud the weakened organs are ePseeiiy re-
stSrsd 70 faii yigor and strehgih.
sS-For full particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store in the country, " write q and ss
viii mall free % anv address. n inIi treatise.
BE-Prics. Cherokee Remedy, & rsr bet
tle, or thrive bottles fer -. . 49,
sS-Prios, Cherokee Injection, 81 psr bot.
tie OF three bottles FOR g.
sS-Ssnt b. express u any address on rsesigs
OF price, ra@-r5
DIR. w II. Mer1vln a. Co..
Sole Proprietor.
30. 50 Liberty Street. Ssr YoJrk
e%-S5ld IN Evansffige 81 WY. BIFFR0WEp
and b. all druggist ever where. ffsblldArlv
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HEIMsTREETs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
NOT DYE

WI n ~ r.
Bat restores gray hair to its original color. b.
supplying the capillary tubes vifh batsral susie.
nance, impaired BY sgo or disease. All in,fansaas.
o~s dyes are composed q iuser eoaiie, destroying
The vitality aHd beauty Of the hair. and AFFORD Of
themselves no dressing. Hsimstroat's Inlmitable
CooFing not only restores hair 10 lts natural lor
BY al easy process. but gives the hairs
Lururiant IseAuty,
promotes its growth prevents ice falling on Grad.
ioatss dandrua, and imgsr u health aud pleasant.
ness 10 the head. Iths, tcod the test Of time. L.
ing the eoIorinal Hair Col orlng, and IL eoostastir
Increasing IN favor. used ~ both geailemss snd
ladies' IL l. sold BY eli respectable desisrs. o.
can b procured by them Of the commercial
Agsnss, D. $. BARNES CO., 2o2 Broadway. Esw
York. Two Sizes. 90 cents asd 81.
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LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,

On IhEFu bet. NAH ana L0tubE Dis
TvHIs LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
IL veil known throzghoat tbs country. pos
seasee Stable a6vmnkAmsg superior 10 any similar
sstabifzhnant il the City, having Arrangements
for the ssusptsn Of prtyzts horses ~ livery Of the
most elegant AID oompiste description, and 81 the
fswsst ratsa. t
Carriages for visiting " Id. Coackes, light
wagons, and eFery kiad Of ROAD tshtcis 70 fsf
Horss@ sid on com nissloa. Escond hand Buggy
ior sale a the very igwsst prfoes rAsssuxsrs TOR.
szr6eS 70 al pzrts 4 the eoantry b. special
vsEnfns. kICHARDSoE, BkTTT0G co.
apf4
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NEW MUSIC.

. GWIksING IN THE LANE"
- - Vote for Abraham"
II Know NJ Mother wseps for Me-
Bear Gently, 30 Gently
The batfls One that Died"
Bird 81 Beanty. wsy larry Ys Here"
FoF sale At WARREN 4 lOEYEGTQNis
Dealers 10 Pianos, 0rgnhs, Melodaona. &e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

LARD.-l0 tierces prime Leaf Lard
just received and for sale by zos
DocKER & DUsorcHxT
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MILLINERY.
MRS. DEACON.

CORNER VINE AND SEVENTH STREETS,
~ Fashionable Bonnet Shaping, Coloring, Re-
pairing and Bleaching.
All work done on short notice.
PRIC esq
Hat bleaching, complete, 90 cents.
Bonnet bleaching, complete, Is cents.
Oct l2-lw.
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Ever bronghtto Kssaswsiis. BsaShg for eash Ana
viii Be sold At lev figures compared wlth New
York pricsa
We know goods have advanced teFsfnenliy Ia
New York as well ots~r folks. Our stock l. In
the marsst for sale, and Ne vii keep on selling
a. ieng we have anything to aall
We fnvfts the trade in - axnnasas s,=- coed.
asd prices. We have oas o. the best stoeks u
Kentucky Jeans oGsred IN the city
mhA ISAAC KEEN
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OYSTERS
SIS 10 $50 PER MONTH.

- - 49,
TIE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
Company want an Agent ia each county 20
solicit orders for THAR si3 Machine, with
Gauge, Screw Driver, aud extra Needles. We will
pay a liberal salary and oxpsnsss, or give large
commission. For particulars, terms, Ae., enclose
stamp aud address
T. PAGE, Toledo, o.,
Gent Agent for the United States.
sspzT -imdAW3m
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GROCERIES.

@AS~A5&aAG0s
CosDESsED MItK.-s dOr,n cas- cOadsn.sd
~ Milk at IA. COOKS
HpNEY-6 dosSn > ID ca5s frv-6 Bo5.v =,
Ii IA. COOKS
e DOE. FBEsH CLANS,
" Y doz fresh salmon.
40 a. P'ez 81 Slsms,
S ''ss'sss' y n +, coox.s
@,o1-F ,1vS=v1S =, : = - :; 80 :
11,~.sra :, . 0'A Ans 10 esns. Cove
~ ~, =, - =
4 - y 80 - rEAS+--s ooA 6reen
- sAs' ana " a0E Sfeen corn; a.
-. - :. :. So0A :
RokNLrI DtsAkR's EXTRACTS Is doz
I'D hssshlis s P srLiT Rs Fh&S'
3 BIS oat Meal.
; ~. 1910 ~
s ssi' d Rs:sl s ssso'
bbl Nifiet Sod, at IA. COOKS.
TRIsH BLACKBERRIEs--51 soT e.1. f-.-s
L BIsckberries, at r. COOKS.
CTR1w1ERRTEs AND CHERRIES
= . doxSans frssh str.werrr5~s-
% dox a. 40 Chsrries. ~
n A onnEtc
= : -
DAk fHttf ~ sLAsS--So aos assorted Cur
4 rants SoossteEriss, kAspbsrrlea. and Shsrries
= II a SooA :.
(sHoICE FAMILY sOAP.-lso boxes ehoiee
~ FGmily SoGpAt IA. COOKS
OLTyE OLD c-.ss Olive on in o.-,rss. ana
~ 10 cases do, in pInis, at H. A. COOKS
CToSE yIPE-5 90 -. s,o.- W.-. s-o-.
Putsam ohio SoF.s. a. = pSstar, n,;e ,'A
froOK'S
E,5|s1T :, !. :; ,,;,=,. :. :, :, :,
ehoi1. P,ss 49,. rms II w - e 0x. ssas
TsS Tsss 4 ~ :. a. a :. On
Pc Pesshs az = esA S saSs l,s'h
RF1THFR 6Ts=TPs - A.. -, =
p,s ss i Ssss.rs 'As eais Assor'ses 20 ss
-, = - SSoa :.
L 5 ii. shoiss Pie1l...
IS IS 4 ss 81 e s.s. Dc DC
IS i've DO DO DO
- doH gal do
- - 90. g, DO
20 doz = gal do Is II. A. COOKS.
VNOMATOK CATSuP-f hi e6oi-. sTS-.,--,--.
L oa..sR. :. 4. a. COOKS:
u aoN chests asserted Ye,uz Hx.on r..
@ - Gsss.-s- -. ss ~ assoh ia
SO A. TSs~s-s T~'
500 "a 49, a.
az do assorted Black Tea.
All the above Teas we're sslscssd bv ,pxs.lf and
offer them 20 the trade As bsiag the bsss in he
market All are asked 70 try thsn Samples will
Be givsn whsn naksd, at H A. COOKS
L. eas,s $3.50 ei 10 siAskk'
~ preserves o'hs's'a' ooox,s
TIN s1rs.c=, ----->---- =
Ill 40 ihs u.,s s.,.... .....,.,.
als.. Cali and Try I, i a4. COOKS sSS sa'
DUkE CIDER VINEGAR.
% bbls pare Cider Vinegar at
IA COOKS.
pLATT 4 CO.'S RALTIaoRE OYSTERS -
II COOK A..
| !. =. /. 80 :. = : - :. - =
| M 80. Z III = .hhINss--OopfIsHl
Z 40, A~.AssAs
SS,s 80 40
~ Ha %
t s ses 90
Is fitts 40 40
lie sbls Hsrriug.
50 bzs Dry %
400 lbs rev Coahsh, At IA. COOKS.
DRIED BEKT AND BACON.
= 49, y ssEAf Oersa pans,
5000 nss aSoxiasF.' "s'
ss11 n 1'i-.~ 49,
sooo n. nm sss-s a. ..t.A.
II A s,onw
ss.,,z,,,z.. - :, :, :. : :
u Il haxsa gwaat {Haaraf.aa
a. ysnills -
Is 40 pl~i. ~
DO Cocoa,
do 6roman, Cor ssle By
| II. A. COOK.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
AGENCY.

~A n wALKRx. WV. H. wALKER, JR.
WIN. n. & WIN. II. WALKER,
Agents a0r che purchase OF Real
Estatea ~ 2
once on Third Street, opposite the Conf House.
.Slyy emdAw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
crururr Corr. Ills xhole Of ses.sr-

AfELslk wi RI " -ssS H9SAc "a CSsct-
day was occupied With the argument of
tse counsel in the eIsse of the State Of
Indiana Is John ElGei ieh, and greater
array of talent was perhaps never dis
plaved In the Court w use in this city.
The opening speech was made By the
PabEe Prosecutor, Louis @. Ssinson,
followed By Col. DENLY and Major john
son for the defense. Major Robinson
next addressed the jury on the part of
the State, in mastery spescb. AM was
followed By John Chandler, for the de-
tense in one Of the ablest speeches Of his
life.
The case was given to the jury after a
learned instruction by the Court, at a
late hour in the evening
We may be able to give the verdict Of
| the jury in this issue.
At half past IL o'clock last night the
jury had not agreed on vsEdict, and i
is probable they will not agree.
LATER-At quarter to twelve last
night the jury returned verdict Of net
guilty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21

See Fourth page for miscellans-
Gus items.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
COTTON EXPRESS.
Bellefontaine Cotton Express
ONLY TEN DAYS TO NEW YORK
,..,,,, on, ,,,--

EI1HIs LIGHTNING EXPRESS LINE ron
i the transmission Of Cotton O.. the last b,
dispatch. is now fully established.
Rs- Time Bills Of Lsdirg will be given.
TIME THROUGH, TEN DAYS.
So Coasignments solicited.
BROWN, DUNKERS0N 4 CO., Agents,
dNclt-dtf Evansville Tndiaraa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
sOAP AND CANDLES.
DYE-HOUsE
a. II. Adams

-t- "a. n. Adams
Celebrated Steam Dye House,
LAS JUST BEEN RENTED AND rs NOW
IIprpared 10 do AZ fine Coloriug a. can b. done
either IN the East or West. Corner Of lngEe aud
Market Streets
"a. Dyes all kinds Of plain and fancy works As
good aud cheap - any establishments IN the VEST
on short notice. fobl1 iy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-21
Church PronertY for Sale.
FOR RENT.
WANTED.

A MALE AND a FEMALE TEACHER no
n take snarge Of the Free School 10 the town Of
Goleonda, III teach ali ths branches required BY
the school Law, for the term Of six months. A
good salary Will be given. None but good teach
srs we'll accom- msndsd neec apply. Application
10 DO made Immediately 10
THEODORE sTEYER,
sapH Golsonda, III.